The phrase "a very importance" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a very important" when describing something of significant value or relevance.
Example: "This is a very important meeting for our project’s success."
Alternatives: "a crucial" or "a significant".
Mindy Lubber, president of Ceres, a global coalition of investors concerned about climate change, said the secretary general's decision to attend the march "sent a very important signal" about the importance of the summit.
In fact, the very importance of a protein is sometimes quantified by its average rate of evolution as more essential proteins involved in core cellular processes tend to evolve at slower than average rates.
To address the aims of this study, the survey asked consumers to indicate which pharmacy services they had ever used, that is, by ticking all the services that applied, as well as to rate the importance of each service on a visual analogue scale of 0 100, that is, 100=the pharmacy service has a very high importance for me and 0=this pharmacy service is not important to me.
Concrete, which is the most consumption material after the water in the world, sustains a very big importance in terms of durability, strength, safety, economy and environment.
The BBC places a very high importance on allowing people time to reply to allegations against them, sometimes giving them as long as 10 days in the case of a complex financial investigation, the hearing was told.
"It's a result that shows that reading fiction improves understanding of others, and this has a very basic importance in society, not just in the general way making the world a better place by improving interpersonal understanding, but in specific areas such as politics, business, and education.
