The phrase "a very important service" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the significance or value of a particular service being provided.
Example: "The organization offers a very important service to the community by providing free healthcare to those in need."
Alternatives: "an essential service" or "a crucial service".
This is a very important service to New York".
"We have a professional bus operation and we operate a very important service to visitors of New York".
Tim Davie, the BBC audio and music director, said: "The BBC Trust has concluded that Radio 1's high reach to young people makes it a very important service to the BBC.
"It's a very important service to offer our viewers," said Carole Black, chief executive officer of Lifetime, which has produced documentaries on child care, breast health, AIDS and rape.
"Paramedics and staff at the Welsh Ambulance Trust provide a very important service under difficult circumstances.
"It has been particularly difficult for us to recruit to those". "We have looked to the skill base that we have within the service and we have appointed now so we are well on the way to recovery". He said it was a "very important" service for everyone involved and they were working to get back to the "excellent practice" they previously enjoyed.
According to a 2013 Pew report on library services, 77% of those surveyed said that free access to computers and internet are a "very important" services of libraries.
This startup provides a seemingly simple, but very important service: Providing a hosted status page indicating metrics such as downtime for any company that has a website, service, or application.
And it's just gotten support from the City of San Francisco, which is the first major city to pledge support for this very important service.
(Vietnam, KI 3) Another very important service that facilitates access to health care services for beer promoters is evening or weekend clinic hours.
The survey, released Tuesday by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project, found that 80 percent of Americans said book borrowing was a "very important" library service, but 77 percent said the same thing about computers and the Internet.
