The phrase "a matter of ultimate" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness and usability in written English.
It could be used in discussions about fundamental issues or core principles, but it needs additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "In the debate about ethics, it is often seen as a matter of ultimate importance."
Alternatives: "a question of fundamental" or "a matter of great significance".
"I do not wonder that some commentators have considered this a matter of ultimate importance, although the breaking of the law -- if that is what happened -- does not logically entail a particular penalty such as impeachment.
Further, continuation or adaption of the scheme is, as a matter of ultimate consent, still well in the hands of democratically chosen and/or controlled representatives [40]h.
Suppose that moral considerations are all commensurable as a matter of ultimate, metaphysical fact, but that our grasp of the actual strength of these considerations is quite poor and subject to systematic distortions.
But that's not all, "There is a third factor necessary to becoming a master in any art - the mastery of the art must be a matter of ultimate concern; there must be nothing else in the world more important than the art".
Even the ones I had contested it's just a matter of playing with ultimate confidence and believing in myself".
In his ruling, Kay writes: "The fact that the 2004 act, in creating the singular post of DCS, identified as a matter of policy one individual with ultimate responsibility and accountability in relation to children's services does not mean that that person is to be denied the protections that have long been accorded to responsible and accountable office-holders.
Under realistic conditions not all of those characteristics can be fulfilled and as a matter of fact labelling provides no ultimate solution to all sensitivity and standardization problems, but it can be considered as another powerful tool in the toolbox of quantitative analysis.
Beckett in Godot saw life as a matter of stoical endurance in the face of ultimate meaninglessness: not such a far-fetched concept in our own post-Christian, post-ideological age.
Whether this was a unique moment for Rubio and Cruz or a foreshadowing of where the Republican nomination contest is heading is a matter of speculation, with the voters the ultimate arbiters starting early next year.
It's death to knowing what's going on". The problem really is a matter of life and death: war is the ultimate intelligence failure.
Parsec co-founder and CEO Benjy Boxer, for one, believes the service's ultimate failure was a matter of bad timing.
