"key tenant" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something that is integral or important to an overall concept. For example: "Education is one of the key tenants of a successful society."
A key tenant of the New Alliance is to provide greater support to women, who comprise more than half the continent's farmers.
The people of the North West are also eagerly anticipating the arrival of the national broadcaster at the site where it is the key tenant along with the University of Salford and ITV.
There are other stirrings of life at 90 Church Street, a 15-story structure that covers an entire block immediately north of ground zero, after a slow recovery in which it lost a key tenant, the Legal Aid Society.
Liberty posted a 38% fall in full-year 2009 diluted and adjusted net asset value per share to 464p at end-December 2009, down from 745p a year earlier, as Britain's worst recession in decades hit retailers - its key tenant base.
SL Green has Citigroup as a key tenant and has thus been tarnished, like many REITs, by its association with the financial sector, but it offers serious opportunity alongside some Manhattan-based risk.
Again, this is in a blue state, with a key tenant of Bernie's platform, something that he passionately campaigned for in Boulder.
Unveiling the report in Shoreditch, east London, Abraham said: "One of the key tenants of any privatisation is that the service to the public would improve as a result.
Its key tenants include Wal-Mart Stores, Pep Boys and Shop Rite.
This is the fundamental difference from the Western concept of enforcement through rule of law and punishment (Yue 2014) (Figure 3). Figure 3 Conceptual framework of the key tenants of Confucianism (Cheng, 2011b : 18).
Mass produced internals created in China, by machines, doesn't create a feeling of craftsmanship or an aura of exclusivity – both key tenants a high-end collectible timepiece must have.
These systems could provide insights into the fundamental chemistry of anion-anion interactions and provide a guide for understanding a number of biological and environmental processes in greater detail, as well as key tenants of relevance to supramolecular chemistry, extraction, transport, crystal engineering, and the like.
