The phrase "criticality to" is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in written English
However, you can use the phrase "critical to" in a sentence. For example: "Her ability to stay organized in times of crisis was critical to the project's success."
"Twenty-two of the nations in the EU are members of Nato," Kerry said, "and so there is a continuing criticality to this relationship".
And I appreciated the erudition, which brings the same degree of criticality to bear on The Wings of the Dove as an advert for Dove soap, without thereby implying any necessary equivalence.
In particular, some investors are annoyed at the remuneration committee's decision to grant him a long-term share award worth three times his £950,000 basic salary in "recognition of his criticality to the transformation of the company".
It then proposes a mosaic/avalanche model based on percolation theory and self-organized criticality to address this question.
It should be noted that analogous paths are typical for the models of self-organized criticality, to which the Bak-Sneppen model and its modifications/applications belongs.
This can be accomplished by using load shed tables developed preflight that provide the operators a priority listing of users or user hardware ranked according to their criticality to the mission.
But even in their most dire assessments, some experts had not expected even bursts of re-criticality to occur, because it was unlikely that the fuel would melt in just the right way — and that another ingredient, water, would be present in just the right amounts — to allow for any nuclear reaction.
Some experts had not expected even bursts of re-criticality to occur, because it was unlikely that the fuel would melt in just the right way — and that another ingredient, water, would be present in just the right amounts — to allow for any nuclear reaction.
We present an architecture which provides composability and mixed-criticality to support integration and to ease certification of such safety critical applications.
The urchin ignited the nuclear chain reaction at the moment of prompt-criticality to ensure the bomb did not fizzle.
The RPA has identified 93 hazardous situations and 178 scenarios which 266 criticality scenarios to criticality C2 and 88 to criticality C3.
