The phrase "critically linked" can be used in written English, but it may not be commonly used or understood by all readers.
It would be more clear to use a phrase like "closely connected" or "inextricably linked" instead. Example: The success of the project was critically linked to the team's ability to collaborate effectively.
Retinal capillary networks are critically linked to neuronal health and disease.
This structural difference may be critically linked to the thixotropic rheological properties of the sheared gels.
Universities and local governments successfully contested this draft strategy and managed to include additional priority domains that in their view were critically linked to local culture and societal needs.
Services & How do I? UC recognizes that the success of the University's mission is critically linked to the physical health and well being of the faculty, staff and their family members.
Reliability of thermomechanical simulations is critically linked to the accuracy of the mechanical properties that govern the behaviour of structure, like Young's modulus (E) and coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE).
Moreover, while divorced conceptually and in practice, the study illustrates that disaster risk and housing issues are critically linked.
By eliciting CD40-independent Ig class switching and plasmacytoid differentiation, BLyS and APRIL critically link the innate and adaptive immune responses.
That is more transfer capacity than either nation currently has generating capacity, and the line will critically link the best renewable energy resource field in each country.
Based on our accumulated evidence, we hypothesized a model that PIHO, an essential post-translational regulation mechanism in insulin biosynthesis, may critically link to diabetes (Fig. 7).
In this model, REM-on cholinergic activity also excites REM-off monoaminergic neurons, critically linking cholinergic outflow to the termination of REM sleep signs.
Alliesthesia critically links the subjective experience of external stimuli to the internal state of the individual.
