The phrase "a significant visit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a visit that holds importance or meaning, whether in a personal, professional, or historical context.
Example: "The ambassador's arrival marked a significant visit that could strengthen diplomatic relations between the two countries."
Alternatives: "an important visit" or "a notable visit".
The absence of a significant visit number effect suggests that good pod set is achieved with visitation rates as low as an average of one visit per flower.
In a press briefing, India's ambassador to China, S. Jaishankar, described the visit as "a significant visit — it's a substantive visit, it's a productive visit".
On the bus back to the coach station, after what had been, let's face it, a significant visit, perhaps even approaching the status of a dramatic event, Leah Hanwell said rather sheepishly, "Hope it was all right, me disappearing.
For all subjects having retest sessions, there was a significant "visit" effect and a "side" effect but no interaction between both.
There was a significant visit effect (p = 0.012), but the visit by remission baseline interaction was not significant (p = 0.937), indicating a similar pattern of decline in adherence for both groups.
"This will be a very significant visit," says Professor Winnie Mitullah of the University of Nairobi.
Mr. Sarkozy's comments, aimed at helping to heal a longstanding rift between the countries, came as he arrived here in the Rwandan capital for a brief but significant visit.
In Israel, Trump paid a culturally and geopolitically significant visit to the Western Wall while privately and publicly prodding Israeli and Palestinian leaders to restart serious peace discussions.
Those officials said the Hamas leader's death had jolted administration officials just as they were accelerating plans for a highly visible and politically significant visit by Israel's prime minister, Ariel Sharon, to Washington, perhaps next month.
There was a significant pollinator:visit number interaction effect on seed weight but no significant direct effects of pollinator or visit number (Table 2).
Although depressive symptoms in general reflected a significant reduction in visit 2 compared to visit 1, 38.1% of patients still had moderate to high severity depression and only 13% had CGI-S scores of ≤ 2 (borderline or normal depression).
