The phrase "particularly critical to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the importance of something. For example: "Time management is particularly critical to success in college."
The rent issue is particularly critical to the Nurmatovas.
This second part is particularly critical to patient care.
This is particularly critical to productions that can barely afford their own marketing.
The Russians and Americans have put their credibility on the line, but Russia is particularly critical to the outcome.
You can cancel any policy for free within a 14-day period after purchase, so it is particularly critical to read the details within this window.
We believe that YouView is a strong subscription free alternative to existing Pay TV offerings and is particularly critical to maintain competition in the TV platforms market.
That gave us all a lot of motivation, and I had a particularly critical role to play: the team told me I needed to be the last guy with Bradley in the mountains and a back-up lead rider myself.
This relationship is analysed in the realm of knowledge-intensive firms' teams where it is particularly critical due to the double coordination and knowledge integration role played by management control systems.
Such survey plasticity was particularly critical due to dense, mangled vegetation present on the remote islands of KWNWR.
A complete understanding of patient perceptions is particularly critical owing to the risks of herb herb and herb drug interactions, and direct herbal toxicity.
Given that nearly 50 per cent of Haiti's population is under the age of 18, UNICEF has a particularly critical role to play and is seeking approximately $120 million for its work as part of the humanitarian relief efforts.
