The phrase "a numerically important" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that holds significance or value in numerical terms, such as data, statistics, or quantities.
Example: "The study revealed a numerically important correlation between exercise frequency and overall health."
Alternatives: "statistically significant" or "quantitatively relevant".
Therefore, the yet uncultivated nitrate-reducing group targeted in this study seems to be numerically important in the environment, as revealed by narG high absolute and relative densities across various environments.
We find that the nearly singular quasi-translational eigenmode which is the heart of the theory is also numerically important in the sense that later iterations are approximately proportional to this eigenmode.
The most intensive debates took place in German-speaking countries from about 1890 up to the 1930s against the background of the formation of strong labor movements 9largely blue collar) and in the context of a political system, dominated by conservative elites eager to defend the status quo and in search of numerically important allies among the general population.
Bifidobacteria are numerically important members of the human gut microbiota and are believed to play a beneficial role in maintaining the health of the host.
We therefore set out to identify the characteristics of numerically important groups of patients who typically do, or do not, receive varenicline in the UK.
Lactic acid bacteria were also numerically important and are known to negatively affect the composting process because the lactic acid they produce lowers the pH, inhibiting other bacteria.
Bone and soft tissue sarcomas, as in childhood, represent numerically important malignancies in adolescents and young adults and these tumours form Groups 4 and 5.
Excluded from consideration are factors that, although known to be effective in reducing the risk of numerically important cancers, do not offer acceptable or practical preventive strategies at present.
A numerically oriented critic might score this SilverStone a 93.
He advised that "a numerically based discussion was more productive than a rhetorical one".
