The phrase "a significant property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important characteristic or feature of something, often in scientific, technical, or analytical contexts.
Example: "In this study, we will examine a significant property of the material that affects its conductivity."
Alternatives: "an important characteristic" or "a key feature."
Supersigns are a significant property investment.
They said: "We do not believe a significant property release is possible without harming operational and financial flexibility".
Democratic lawmakers, with some courage, proposed a significant property tax increase to spare the county deep cutbacks in services.
"The governor is disappointed the Legislature's majority has voted for a significant property tax increase," said Joseph E. Conway, a spokesman for Mr. Pataki.
But we have racked our brains and can't think of a significant property in North/Central New Jersey that didn't sell in two years".
The corrosion resistance of magnetic film is a significant property which has to be considered in the magnetic head manufacture.
Besides topology preservation property and convex-hull property, an additional significant property of an optimal tour for a complex TSP, referred to as infiltration property, is introduced, and the feasibility of the ORC-SOM algorithm on these properties are studied.
Resistance to complement-mediated killing in normal serum is a biologically significant property of S brucellae [35].
Differentiability is a much more significant property for complex functions than for real functions.
The degree of clothing pressure depends on material, design, wearing type, and physical features; in addition, stretch properties represents a significant mechanical property of clothing material that influences clothing pressure.
This is particularly true for large-scale disasters or a terrorist event where significant property damage and loss of life has occurred.
