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The phrase "a matter of significant" is not complete and requires additional context to be correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that holds importance or relevance, typically followed by a noun that specifies what is significant.
Example: "The decision to invest in renewable energy is a matter of significant importance for our future."
Alternatives: "a question of considerable" or "an issue of great".
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Ofcom also said the MH17 report was "clearly a matter of significant public interest".
The hacked materials were a matter of "significant public concern", the filing said.
But how they should be protected is a matter of significant disagreement.
Barr has correctly noted that this is a matter of significant public interest.
Biopesticides do not feature residue problems, which are a matter of significant concern for consumers.
The appropriate management of these patients continues to be a matter of significant debate.
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Still, he said, "it's just a matter of time" before significant cultivated supplies start to be harvested.
"As a matter of fact, any significant spending cuts will probably have to come out of entitlements, and, in particular, in Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare reform".
As a matter of fact, no significant loss of performance emerged in terms of failure load; moreover, an increase of pre-failure stiffness was observed.
As a matter of fact, no significant heterogeneity among the studies included in the different subgroup analyses was found.
It's a matter of when and how significant it is".
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a relation of significant
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a matter of white
a result of significant
a number of significant
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