The phrase "a significant sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sheet of paper or material that holds considerable importance or size in a specific context.
Example: "The report included a significant sheet detailing the project's budget and timeline."
Alternatives: "an important sheet" or "a substantial sheet".
However, the results demonstrate a significant ice sheet growth in response to the orographically induced increase in precipitation and the cooling of surface temperatures accompanying the uplift.
This indicates that the aggregates observed in the presence of 5-HT are partially structured and display a significant beta-sheet structural content.
The team went on to test its theories on cheaper and less historically significant sheets of plain copy paper and plastic film.
Many investors already anticipate a significant ECB balance sheet expansion, so it is unclear how much further these yields will decline when the ECB acts.
Infosys, by contrast, has almost $2 billion in cash on its balance sheet, a significant amount that can help it weather the downturn.
A significant fraction of all sheet aluminium is scrapped during manufacture because the supply chain is configured to produce long coils of strip with constant width while end products are formed from irregularly shaped non-tessellating blanks.
It should be noted, however, that there is also a significant interaction within the sheet due to the offset π…π dimers.
The spin-coated PEDOT PSS on glycerol anchor layer resulted in a significant drop in the sheet resistance values at lower annealing temperatures from 60 to 100 °C range.
The library recently received a significant gift of historical sheet music from the collection of Norma Preston, noted for its extensive coverage of the first half of the twentieth century, particularly in the area of American popular music.
There have been a large number of modeling studies that demonstrated a significant role of plasma sheet density in variations of the ring current intensity and the storm magnitude.
