"critical use" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the purposeful and meaningful application of a particular action or thing. For example, "The critical use of chemicals has been essential to the success of this project."
However, combining the three most-used terms in the emotional field (critical attitude, critical posture and critical use) we only obtain 37 references.
"A critical use should be a critical use," said one European government official.
They are known bureaucratically as "critical use exemptions".
The analysis of the "critical use nominations" is on a United Nations Web site, www.unep.org/ozone.unep.org/ozone
He made critical use of all the works of contemporary historians.
His critical use of historical evidence was such that he might well be called the first American scientific historian.
Canceling the V-22 now would also free up money for more critical uses.
Messaging server and identity services No new worker policy CP P - Developing a policy manager component Messaging server and policy manager Trust levels and timeouts CP CC P Lower QoS for non-critical use-cases Lower resource volume for critical use-cases High complexity Platform interfaces, and scheduler component.
By this means some critical uses of hazardous substances might decrease.
During the wartime period 1942 45, most or all nickel was removed from Canadian and U.S. coins, due to nickel's war-critical use in armor.
The 56 applications for "critical-use exemptions" that have been submitted to the the Environmental Protection Agency are from agricultural groups and businesses as varied as chrysanthemum and strawberry growers, flour millers, universities, and golf-course groomers.
