The phrase "a quite important" is not grammatically correct.
It is missing the noun that it modifies. A possible corrected version is "a quite important aspect" or "a quite important factor." Example: The ability to communicate effectively is a quite important aspect of being a successful leader.
Subsample tree selection and measurement strategies need further studies, as subsample trees are a quite important cost factor but their importance to the accuracy of the final results was not as clear.
Construction waste management is a quite important economical and environmental deal for our societies.
The protein adsorption results also reveal that the molecular mobility of PEO has a quite important role in developing albumin preferential materials.
And we upheld here what I think is a quite important principle, as well as what is clearly the law of the United States.
During industrial electrolysis, for hydrogen, dichloride or aluminium production, there is bubbles creation at one or two electrodes which imply a great hydrodynamic acceleration but also a quite important electrical field disturbance.
During two-phase electrolysis for aluminium, hydrogen or fluorine industrial production, there are bubbles which are created at electrodes which imply a quite important electrical properties and electrochemical processes disturbance.
She is mired in semantics, confuses corporation tax with capital gains tax, and gets a couple of quite important facts plain wrong.
However, due to the diversity of joint types and loading conditions, a number of quite important cases still exist that have not been studied thoroughly.
But, then something else happens, the media strategically forces us to think we have to choose a side on quite important long-standing issues, but so do commercials.
The way you dress as a hipster is quite important.
The more conventionally minded of us might think that, in a parliamentary democracy, it is quite important for a party leader to command the confidence of his MPs.
