The phrase "a significant one of" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the importance of a particular item within a group, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "Among the many challenges we face, climate change is a significant one of our time."
Alternatives: "a major one among" or "an important one in".
As last year's Vice documentary Chemsex showed, the new wave of super-powerful drugs, such as crystal meth, G and mephedrone, are bringing these problems to the surface among a minority, albeit a significant one, of gay and bisexual men.
Yet violence-supportive and sexist attitudes are only one determinant, albeit a significant one, of men's perpetration of violence against women.
Furthermore, the p value of the AU test for the TriTer hypothesis decreased with an increasing amount of nuclear data from a non-significant value of 0.447 to a significant one of 0.041.
For example, when the word "congratulations" appears in the comments, FB can detect that post is a significant one for more friends of that person to see.
DACA helps only a fraction -- although a significant one -- of undocumented immigrants, however, and being a nonpriority for enforcement is a far cry from actual protections or work authorization.
A small thing, perhaps, but also a significant one in terms of the way each team is managed.
Monk spoke to chairman Huw Jenkins after the latest loss to Norwich, but the manager insists the conversation was not a significant one in terms of his own future.
This collection of architecturally significant, one-of-a-kind villas is nestled right up against the ancient and magnificent Great Wall, about two hours outside of central Beijing, making it a great launching pad for touring the famous fortification.
They maintain that the issue is a significant one, potentially affecting thousands of students on public assistance.
Mr. Browne's departure is a significant one in the ranks of the newspaper's upper management.
The issue had the potential to be a significant one in New York State, where 46percentt of Republicans are Catholic.
