The phrase "it becomes critical" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the importance or urgency of a situation or decision.
Example: "As the deadline approaches, it becomes critical to finalize the project details."
Alternatives: "it becomes essential" or "it becomes vital."
"It becomes critical to iron out things like the fit and finish, craftsmanship and materials so that when the customer is handling it, it feels like luxury and it feels like quality".
"Life is full of surprises like jury duty, and when you're surprised is when it becomes critical to know exactly what you're not going to be doing when you're doing jury duty," Mr. Allen said.
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In these situations it becomes critical for conservation managers and policy-makers to distinguish the worldviews driving the debate.
It becomes critical to meet their client's needs on time if the cloud data centers are so overloaded.
Cuba has been listed by the United States as a country that sponsors terrorists and it became critical for it to take a public stand against terrorism, political analysts said.
"It became critical because all of these things that happen when I paint on people," Sahuquillo tells Creators.
"Ughhh," I thought, "do I really need this headache right now?" And that's what I kept thinking until it became a drag on my reputation with prospective clients and it became critical to update it.
As lactate was involved in mitochondrial oxidative metabolism, it became critical to monitor oxygen consumption in mitochondria incubated in lactate.
Country experts identified the need for data on community knowledge, attitudes and practice related to vaccines and malaria before introduction, but it became critical during the introduction period.
