"critical space" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a metaphorical term, referring to an environment in which an important discussion or decision is taking place. For example, "We need to create a critical space in order to effectively discuss this issue."
What this demands is efficiency, working towards integrated wholes in every critical space.
In Marlborough Contemporary's inaugural exhibition, the Lisbon-based artist Angela Ferreira explores two artificial landscapes as social and critical space.
Few indie bands fall into that rarefied critical space occupied by the likes of Radiohead – but incredibly, Austin is the birthplace of just such a group.
And its particulars can be sampled in a retrospective show, "ANDREA ZITTEL: CRITICAL SPACE," at the New Museum of Contemporary Art.
The crew will wait almost two days before entering the station, first conducting a critical space walk to connect segments of the outpost electronically.
The United States must improve its ability to defend its satellites and other critical space systems in order to avoid a surprise attack with the potential to become a "space Pearl Harbor," a commission appointed by Congress said today.
Today, there are fewer critical spaces, and there is less honesty in criticism.
The growth velocity remains finite at this critical spacing.
At the critical spacing both effects balance and a stable growth solution is destroyed.
This bound to the number of beams can actually be attained provided that the element spacing does not exceed half wavelength (critical spacing).
Motivated by [8], we shall investigate the global well-posedness of the 3-D incompressible inhomogeneous MHD (1.1) with constant viscosity coefficient in the critical spaces.
