The phrase "critical place" can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe a situation or location that is of great importance, or has a high level of significance. For example, "The negotiations between the two parties were taking place at a critical point in time and in a critical place."
He was in the critical place at the critical time yet he saw nothing".
"It's a matter of weighing the benefits versus the risks," he added, noting the critical place of bees, especially, in keeping crops growing.
The connection between work and learning will also become closer and work-based learning opportunities will have a critical place in preparing for the jobs and skills of the future.
Balay Balay combines the critical place of the elements in Yolngu myth and belief with the spiritualism of gospel, to tell the story of what happened to Djalu's brother in life and death.
"We feel that this school, especially because it is located in a critical place because of the traffic, should be treated as most schools in New York," she said.
I think we will be in such a critical place that it is extremely difficult to see how we will proceed without going through a substantial period of shock.
Internet sites have become critical places for telling readers about interesting books as bookstores close.
Some of them now control critical places such as the airport, while Congolese soldiers sit idle in their barracks.
With bookstores closing, Internet sites have become critical places for telling readers about books they might be interested in.
The risk is that you change the DNA strand at critical places where the replication and proliferation is encoded.
"The strategy also fails to meaningfully address the biggest threat to threatened species and ecological communities – the loss and fragmentation of habitat – either through investment in new protected areas or by safeguarding existing critical places".
