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The phrase "a significant history" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has an important or noteworthy past, often in contexts related to culture, events, or institutions.
Example: "The museum showcases a significant history of art movements that have shaped modern creativity."
Alternatives: "an important history" or "a notable history".
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"They have a significant history with OSHA, and these are serious citations," he said.
Like Cantu, they all remarked that Kerouac had a significant history of head trauma.
The region has a significant history of collaborating on climate and energy policies.
I'm not going to wear diamonds -- I'm going to wear something with a significant history behind it".
The country has a significant history of environmental activism; roughly ten per cent of its territory is national parkland.
The general concept is that roads with a significant history should not be rerouted, overburdened, turned into de facto interstates, etc., without careful deliberation.
Petitioner presented as mitigating circumstances his lack of a significant history of prior criminal convictions and his age at the time of the crime.
Under whatever guise, and in spite of long and storied musical traditions, there is a significant history of restrictions on music across the Islamic world.
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Patients of the first quintile were the oldest, had higher serum creatine levels and had a more significant history of prior myocardial infarction as an index event.
And it's fine to make that judgment based on how close you are to the family in question, on whether you have a shared, significant history.
The onetime internist, then 64, had a long and significant history of mental illness, having formerly been hospitalized in a psychiatric facility west of Baltimore.
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