The phrase "a significant sense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or meaningfulness of a particular feeling, perception, or understanding in a given context.
Example: "The artist's work evokes a significant sense of nostalgia that resonates with many viewers."
Alternatives: "a profound feeling" or "a considerable awareness."
Volunteering strengthens relationships in communities, giving volunteers themselves a significant sense of purpose.
It's a tantalising trailer, though one that still leaves me feeling a significant sense of deja vu.
Holmes-Winn said that while TTM is sometimes silly, it carries with it a significant sense of legacy and tradition on the team.
It is only a day's difference, but the Pentagon's decision to release its report on gays in the military next Tuesday instead of Wednesday lends a significant sense of urgency to a Congressional vote on the verge of collapse.
That should provide a significant sense of security for keeper Michael Gspurning and an improved attack from the right with the speedy Yedlin being able to cover more ground moving up, thus moving Rosales a bit more central to create more scoring opportunities for Martins, Johnson and/or Neagle.
Both Ojo Caliente, an ancient hot spring an hour's drive north of Santa Fe, and Ten Thousand Waves, just three miles from the Plaza, are a part of their neighboring communities, and familiar spa experiences are enhanced here by a significant sense of place.
There are no constraints in any significant sense.
The TFs that localize to PML bodies target genes that are associated (in a statistically significant sense) with a variety of biological processes.
We will label transformations that affect a particular property/activity in a statistically significant sense significant transformations.
Table 7 lists those other factors found to influence the adoption of CA in a statistically significant sense (based on a review of statistical results contained in Appendix 2).
Then the unique height that the water reaches at any moment implies a unique rate of rotation in a mechanically significant sense.
