The phrase "more central for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is more important or significant in a particular situation or context. For example: "In this debate, the question of healthcare reform is more central for voters than the economy." This means that, in the given scenario, healthcare reform is considered a more important issue for voters than the state of the economy. Another example: "The teacher emphasized that critical thinking skills are more central for success in this class than memorization." This suggests that, in the context of the class, critical thinking skills hold more importance for achieving success than simply memorizing information.
With those, you're more central for the week.
The Federation of Veterinarians of Europe took the position in 2002 that "the practice of slaughtering animals without prior stunning is unacceptable under any circumstances", and the issue has gradually become more central for animal welfare campaigners, and for politicians.
Only with the revival of Marxian thought in the wake of the 2008 banking crisis, and the renewed attention to the cultural grievances of white workers prompted by the election of Donald Trump, has the question of class now started to become more central for US-focused literary scholars.
As, individuals in B- or P-networks were able to maintain B- and P-centrality ranks that were higher than their initial ranks, they were able to remain more central for extended periods of time (while no such trends were detected for C-networks).
Male supervisors were substantially more central for 'instrumental' (advice) relations than female supervisors, displaying an autocratic leadership style.
Besides measuring whole miRNome profiles from different tissues or body fluids like whole blood, serum or urine, miRNA profiles of exosomes that are released by cells and circulate in body fluids become likewise more central for current research.
Central Search says it has been asked to look for more Central Europeans for senior posts at other Russian companies.
The probe is a cautionary tale about the risks of lax U.N. financial controls in Afghanistan as the Obama administration presses for a more central role for the United Nations in coordinating rebuilding efforts there.
Is it any wonder the Harvard Business Review has argued for a more central role for marketing at the executive table?
"There's been more of a push recently for quantitative data to be a more central force for decision making," Nammacher said.
It ticks boxes both for those who want to see a more central role for the victim and those who see it as a real factor in rehabilitation".
