The phrase "a significant prerequisite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important requirement or condition that must be met before something else can occur.
Example: "Having a solid understanding of basic mathematics is a significant prerequisite for enrolling in advanced calculus courses."
Alternatives: "an essential requirement" or "a crucial condition".
"That's why we are working hard to establish those conditions as a significant prerequisite for engaging in food aid in North Korea this time".
Technological progress was certainly a significant prerequisite for the rapid development of visualization techniques, methods and tools.
A proper description of diversity and population structure thus appears a significant prerequisite to such approaches.
A significant prerequisite and critical aspect in seeing the patient as a whole in the provision of health care is the concept of "knowing the patient" [ 41– 41].
Courses should not be cross-listed and should not have significant prerequisite requirements (i.e. language AP credit).
So, in a rapidly changing external and unstable internal environment equilibration and ensuring movement along the selected path is the significant prerequisite for the effective implementation of TID's project.
The production of VEGF165 in significant amounts is an important prerequisite for the search, expansion of promising and effective anti-angiogenic drugs.
We successfully solved this problem and this was an important prerequisite for the further development of a statistically significant screening system.
The a-C/Cu films exhibited reasonable true hardness (1.4 2.8 GPa) combined with good plasticity which are significant prerequisites for solid lubricant applications.
Indeed, the ability of the stent to bend in order to accommodate curvatures and angles of vessels during delivery is one of the most significant prerequisites for optimal stent performance.
This national survey demonstrates a significant lack of the prerequisite knowledge and confidence to detect a breast change.
