The phrase "critically compromised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is significantly weakened or put at risk, often in a serious context.
Example: "The security of the system was critically compromised after the data breach."
Alternatives: "severely undermined" or "gravely affected."
Instead it reflects how public policy for medical research is critically compromised and how radically that undercuts our ability to break new ground.
The drug was first developed in the 1940s and is used to treat toxoplasmosis, an infection that is not common but is particularly dangerous and can be fatal when it affects babies born to mothers who have become infected or adults whose immune systems are critically compromised because they are suffering from Aids or some cancers.
During the management, the clinical outcome of the patient may be critically compromised by the development of nosocomial infections [7].
Unfortunately, the vital role of these drugs has been critically compromised by the prevalence of dangerous infections that antibiotics can no longer control, because bacteria are resistant to them.
It can lend confidence to groups whose self-assurance and identity have been critically compromised during periods of violent conflict.
Respiratory, diarrheal, sexually-transmitted and nosocomial infections are leading causes of death in the developing world [ 1] and their management is critically compromised by the appearance and rapid spread of resistance.
Allowing Congress to interfere, the brief went on, "would critically compromise the United States' ability to help further the Middle East peace process".
In addition some of the methods do not provide any software, which critically compromises their potential use [ 29, 30].
Mutations in PARK2, S-nitrosylation and oxidative or dopaminergic stress critically compromise parkin solubility and E3 ligase activity.
Moreover, they do not provide any software for carrying out the test, which critically compromises the potential usefulness of both approaches.
But at least some Democrats who have extensive knowledge of the psychological pain that comes with crushing debt and, critically, are not hopelessly compromised by their ties to financial oligarchs are talking about it publicly.
