The phrase "crucial junction" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a critical or pivotal point in a situation, decision, or event. Example: The upcoming meeting will mark a crucial junction in the company's future, as the board will be deciding on whether to pursue a merger with another company.
The election struggle puts the country of 10 million wedged between Russia and Poland at a crucial junction.
That decision undermined team unity at a crucial junction of the series and for a while this morning there was disquieting talk of flying in Tim Ambrose from Birmingham, where he is playing for Warwickshire.
Teenagers often see asking for help as a sign of weakness, but encouraging students to use the support available may help them see things from another perspective, and make more informed decisions at a crucial junction in their life.
"I find this disturbing, this focus on internal governance issues when the organization is doing such important work in the protection of our civil liberties at a crucial junction in our history," she said.
It soon became clear that track-maintenance workers had failed to secure several bolts at a crucial junction, and National Rail officials acknowledged that they — and not Virgin — were to blame.
"If my children or family had been in that crash, I would have expected the owner of the train to get there as quickly as possible, find out what was going on, and see how he could help.'' It soon became clear that track-maintenance workers had failed to secure several bolts at a crucial junction, and National Rail officials acknowledged that they — and not Virgin — were to blame.
The White Front Bar, Mingo Junction, Ohio.
Turnout is a crucial track junction device of the ground rail transportation system.
Our work provides new insight into the composition of the SJ and implicates a second family of tetraspan proteins in the development of these crucial cell junctions.
Taken together, our results show that Pasiflora1 and Pasiflora2 are novel integral components of the SJ and implicate a new family of tetraspan proteins in the function of these ancient and crucial cell junctions.
In the case of bipolar Si samples (i.e. samples containing electrical junctions), the crucial issue of electrical junction position determination both on cross-section and on bevel is addressed.
