The phrase "a significant dimension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important aspect or feature of a subject, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study revealed a significant dimension of social behavior that had previously been overlooked."
Alternatives: "an important aspect" or "a crucial element."
"Water is a significant dimension of the decades-old conflict between Palestine and Israel.
Overlapping two indicators, using icons or varying sized dots on top of the background mapping colours, can add a significant dimension to the message portrayed.
The redemptive moment is fleeting – an incident involving Agnieszka's thong finally puts paid to the marriage – but it adds a significant dimension to the narrative.
But with the singers and musicians centre stage, the performance space looks limited and constrained, and the dances fail to add a significant dimension to the production.
The threat of being cut off from the United States economy adds a significant dimension, said Stuart A. Levey, the under secretary of the Treasury for terrorism and financial intelligence, in a briefing for reporters on the regulations.
Thereby, this paper highlights: (1) neighborliness as a significant dimension in making age-friendly cities and, (2) the notion that age-friendliness might serve as an urban regeneration framework, emphasizing stable and affordable residency as well as progressive transformation.
In addition, in this work we emphasise the importance of considering the cultural capital of the teachers themselves as a highly significant dimension, which can have a direct influence on the schools in terms of education and learning about Nature.
The construct of "Intolerance of Uncertainty" (IU) was initially conceptualized as a potentially significant dimension of worry by Canadian researchers in the mid-1990s (FRheaume, Rheaume, Letarte, Dugas, & Ladouceur, 1994).
The advantages of using this regression tree approach are that: by aggregating the data over time we achieve a computationally significant dimension reduction; variables of different types are easily included; regions of very low or zero frequency are grouped together and are given low (but non-zero) expected values; and interactions are naturally included.
One technique for assessing construct validity uses factor analyses with structural equation modeling to identify the number of dimensions of the construct; if a significant unifying dimension or dimensions cannot be identified, the tool may be suspect; this was the approach used to demonstrate that the MATE lacked construct validity for preservice teachers (Wagler and Wagler, 2013).
The last time there was a furor of significant dimension over the ideological consequences of federal policy was during the first years of the Clinton presidency, when conservatives fought tooth and nail against the administration's health care proposal.
