The phrase "a comparable importance for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or value of something in relation to another thing.
Example: "The environmental impact of the project holds a comparable importance for the community as its economic benefits."
Alternatives: "an equivalent significance for" or "a similar importance to".
Only Warren Buffett, whose investment skill made Berkshire Hathaway what it is, has a comparable importance to his firm's shareholders.
The results suggest that (1) even for active sites with significant binding constraints, there is a high probability that structurally diverse ligands with similar activity can be identified, (2) different types of SARs are not mutually exclusive, and (3) the chemical nature of ligands is of comparable importance for SARs as the features of active sites.
Where competing demands are deemed to be of comparable importance for managers and decision-makers, tensions arise over resource allocation and prioritization (see Andriopoulos and Lewis 2010; DeFillippi et al. 2007; Jarzabkowski et al. 2013).
Not since the milestone Supreme Court decision that upheld the preservation of Grand Central Terminal has there been a landmarks issue of comparable importance to the future of urban America.
The values of the fluxes as well as in silico knock-out experiments showed comparable importance of PMT and PEMT/PLMT for PC synthesis in P. knowlesi.
Two years ago, the Met had raised an unprecedented amount of money to bid on the great Rubens "Massacre of the Innocents" at Sotheby's, and though they were unsuccessful they had amassed a sum that was then earmarked for another picture of comparable importance.
INDUS and REGUL give comparable importance to the use of QSAR for providing supporting information.
However, it was interesting to note that a higher rating of importance was attributed to the sedentary behaviours of sleeping and resting/relaxing compared with exercise and having an active lifestyle in the Chinese women, while for the Australian women; resting/relaxing appeared to be of comparable importance with exercise and having an active lifestyle.
