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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a conspicuously important" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance of something that stands out clearly in importance.
Example: "The report highlighted a conspicuously important finding that could change the course of the project."
Alternatives: "a notably significant" or "a strikingly essential".
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Molecular oxygen is a conspicuously important oxidizing agent.
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During recess and study hall, I began to read "Sophie's Choice" in a conspicuously serious fashion, hoping to attract interest in me and what I believed was my father's extremely important achievement.
(It is a conspicuously male genre).
It is in a conspicuously normal office park in a conspicuously normal little town near London.
The mention is a conspicuously cool one.
There is, too, a conspicuously unmentioned player: local school councils.
The American ambassador, John D. Negroponte, has kept a conspicuously low profile.
Johnson and Barber were, as Bundock says, a "conspicuously odd" couple.
New York University has had a conspicuously difficult experience with distance education.
But it's also a conspicuously gendered ideal.
Like Colicchio & Sons, Faustina will strike a conspicuously informal tone when it opens on Feb. 5.
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