"vital bridge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the important connection between two concepts or ideas. Example: Meditation is a vital bridge between the body and mind.
Good scenarios supply this vital "bridge"; they must encompass both managers' concerns and external reality.
Phototypesetting was for decades a vital bridge between the hot-metal days of old and the digital typography of today.
He won the Military Cross after leading a platoon which, although outnumbered, captured a vital bridge in Normandy, along with some of the enemy.
The loss would add minutes or hours to their trip and eliminate a vital bridge over the morass of traffic in the lower Bronx.
Iranian Americans, in particular, emerge as a vital bridge group whose experience tells us much about how Asians of many different backgrounds have found their way in their new nation.
The climax combines just about every cliche in the book, with a very mixed handful of men (almost a la Dirty Dozen) improvising weapons to defend a vital bridge against an SS Panzer counterattack.
Experience with literature in translation builds vital bridges between languages — and people.
Vital bridges over the Euphrates at the town of Nasiriya have been seized.
First, our results highlight that average workers play a vital bridging role in knowledge sharing.
Homes and shops were ruined and vital bridges over the rivers Cocker and Derwent were swept away.
In this regard, this research is centralized on different possible methods of designing the smart structure of vital bridges in Iran against earthquake effects.
