"critical stake" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when referring to situations in which success or failure can have potentially serious or life-changing consequences. For example, “She knew this meeting was a critical stake in her career success.”.
"If Vladimir Putin is threatening to once again use energy as a political weapon in the Ukraine by cutting off the country's gas exports, then this is a bad moment to talk about state-owned Rosatom taking a critical stake in UK power infrastructure through the construction of an atomic plant.
In EVD care, they have a critical stake in it.
We all have a critical stake in the success of ACOS/OG; were it to fail, it is very unlikely that another National Institutes of Health (NIH -funded surgical oNIH -fundedialisurgicalp will ever emerge.
If Florence doesn't – and favourites rarely do – La Roux may already be winning in both the commercial and critical stakes: her singles are the stuff of arms-aloft singalongs.
He also suggests setting up a financial-style futures market to allow those with critical stakes in the outcome of climate change to gamble on predictions and hedge against future risk.
Particularly in the rural communities where fistulas are prevalent, it is critical that men understand the vital stake that they themselves have in the health of their mothers, wives, sisters, and daughters.
Also, there are critical issues at stake for our economy and major decisions to be made, like the selection of Supreme Court justices, that will affect our lives for decades.
In accordance with the conference, Bishop McHugh wrote, "we should make every effort to educate our people about the truly critical issues at stake in the coming election, encourage them to vote and inspire them to persuade others to consider the moral dimension of the critical issues".
It's an exciting time, with Coinbase and crypto in the public eye more than ever before, but that also means it's an even more critical moment to stake our position.
"I think it's important to reserve the right that if there was a critical British national interest at stake or if there was the need to act to prevent humanitarian catastrophe then you could act immediately and explain to the House of Commons afterwards".
Within the critical position it stakes out, it's all over the place.
