The phrase "a really important aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the significance of a particular element or feature in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In our research, we found that communication is a really important aspect of team dynamics."
Alternatives: "a crucial element" or "a significant factor."
When new construction declines, preservation becomes a really important aspect of what architectural offices do.
Scale is a really important aspect to this," says producer Bryn Mooser, who is also co-founder of RYOT.
"They are a really important aspect of the heritage of seaside towns," he said.
And so community is going to be a really important aspect of what we build on our platform.
"That was a big nod and a recognition that this is a really important aspect of autism," says Kevin Pelphrey, a cognitive neuroscientist at The George Washington University in Washington, D.C., who was not involved in the work.
I think a really important aspect of creating new ideas is having your own vision and my own inspiration draws from photographers I love like Helmut Newton and Greg Bourdin.
Speaking about the trail, Roger McGough, chair of the judges for the prize said: "We don't want children to be frightened of poetry, we want them to be given it as an everyday part of their lives and having the poetry trail in such a prominent place and the poems displayed so beautifully gives a high profile to this really important aspect of children's literature".
If you're not great with words, find a friend who can help you with this really important aspect of selling online – the establishment of your credibility and reliability.
The other really important aspect was the enduring friendships that were made by people who met there.
You can't miss out on really important aspects in a critical time phase and be expected to come over here and excel at the collegiate or professional level".
But we have no intention of getting rid of the really important aspects of our culture.
