The phrase "a significant writing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a piece of writing that holds importance or value in a particular context, such as literature, research, or personal expression.
Example: "Her essay on climate change is considered a significant writing in the field of environmental studies."
Alternatives: "an important piece" or "a notable work".
A significant written report or senior honors thesis must be submitted as part of this component.
Humana also recorded a significant write-down of deferred acquisition costs associated with its individual medical product business.
In December, the company also announced that it expected to take a significant write-off because of a plunge in technology stock investments.
Of course, Edison's contribution to the development of the electric light warrants a significant write-up, and his legacy deserves a lengthy profile.
It was after the South African War (1899 1902)—which became a prominent subject of early Afrikaans literature that Afrikaans became a significant written language.
Shell declined to say how much it had already spent on Al Karaana, or whether it would have to include a significant write-off in its first-quarter results.
(AP) — XM Satellite Radio Holdings said on Thursday that it narrowed its fourth-quarter loss, helped by a 20percentt increase in revenue and a favorable comparison to last year, when the company took a significant write-down.
As the Morgan Stanley spokesman put it, "This deal must be viewed in the context of a significant write-down for Morgan Stanley in 2007, when the firm recorded huge losses in its public securities filings related to other subprime C.D.O.
The probability that we will get a significant write-down of Greek debt as part of an orderly programme, with an immediate recapitalisation of Greek banks, and with further European support for Greece, has risen substantially.
Market bulls take consolation in the pullback in oil prices, a marginal rise in July consumer confidence that ended a six-month decline, and a sense of clarity (however dour) in Merrill Lynch's decision to sell $30 billion in asset-backed securities at a significant write-down.
