"given the centrality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a new topic or situation, for example: "Given the centrality of the issue, it's important that we discuss it now."
Given the centrality of dynamic rhythm in jazz, that approach alienated some listeners from Tristano's music.
There is no mystery in all this given the centrality of health for better lives and for enhancing human capabilities.
"Given the centrality of Chinese banks to the global economy, it's a story much bigger than Deloitte or Longtop".
In America, given the centrality of the struggle for civil rights, speaking up for liberty has often meant speaking up for the state.
The beekeepers say the theft is threatening not only their livelihood but -- given the centrality they attach to the bee -- the land of Israel itself.
Given the centrality of automobiles and shopping malls to the novels of JG Ballard, his old car or even shopping bags might be better relics.
But, given the centrality of voting to our system of government, elections will always be battlegrounds, and votes are the weapons.
But my favorite was a quieter moment on the subject of taxes, a vital issue given the centrality of economic issues to Mr. Romney's campaign.
Given the centrality of that location, the oak and maple may get better treatment than an olive tree planted in a Jerusalem park eight years ago by Mayor David N.
And given the centrality of the Palestinian cause in Arab eyes, if Fayyadism works, maybe it could start a trend in this part of the world — one that would do the most to improve Arab human security — good, accountable government.
Given the centrality of dance in "Pygmalion," much of the score is instrumental, and these players gave it an energetic, well-balanced reading, with particularly striking contributions from the ensemble's two flutists, Sandra Miller and Anne Briggs.
