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The phrase "a pretty important" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance of something in a casual or informal context.
Example: "This project is a pretty important step towards achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "quite significant" or "fairly crucial".
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That's a pretty important record.
To us that's a pretty important offering.
There's a pretty important international dimension here".
LP: Well, it's a pretty important film.
"Everyone said you've kicked a pretty important goal," Donald said.
And this lady's been a pretty important part of that.
And that, actually, is a pretty important development.
That's a pretty important share in the thing".
"Tomorrow (Thursday) is a pretty important game," he said.
That's a pretty important requirement of a Barcelona keeper.
"This is a pretty important situation in transition for the university and the program.
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