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The phrase "a significant deal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an agreement or transaction that holds considerable importance or value.
Example: "The merger between the two companies was a significant deal that would reshape the industry landscape."
Alternatives: "a major agreement" or "an important transaction."
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This is a significant deal for Blackboard, which is based here.
But Anderson said that without more ambitious action he feared that a significant deal at Copenhagen would not be achieved.
"It's a significant deal because it's a significant opportunity," said Hosain Rahman, the chief executive of Jawbone.
The knee injury was a significant deal, and our doctors didn't know what they were going to find.
Amazon Prime this week announced a significant deal with HBO which will give it exclusive rights to a selection of HBO series and movies.
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It's a actually a pretty significant deal for CapLinked considering that there are over 45,000 startups in the CapLinked program.
"This is absolutely a very significant deal," Pancho Savery, an English professor at Reed, told the paper.
"It's a very significant deal because of its size and because the seller is a Japanese company," said Motoya Kitamura, an analyst at Mitsubishi Research in Tokyo.
"This is a very significant deal for this organization," Reds General Manager Walt Jocketty said Monday at a news conference in Cincinnati.
Michael Rudell, the lawyer who negotiated the Scribner deal for Mr. le Carré, declined to comment on the size of the advance but said it was a "very significant deal".
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