The phrase "a very important strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the significance of a particular strength or quality in a person, organization, or situation.
Example: "One of her most notable qualities is a very important strength: her ability to communicate effectively with others."
Alternatives: "a crucial asset" or "a significant advantage".
Adaptability is a very important key strength that I learned while in the military.
The identification of predictors for failure including the presence of tachycardia, tachypnoea and hypoxaemia on admission and prolonged duration of clinic/hospital stay are very important strengths of the study.
Investigations of problems on mechanics of deformable solid body under residual (or initial, or pre-) stress state play a very important part in strength-and-stability assessment and in reconstruction of inhomogeneous properties.
The amount of SEBS molecular having higher Young's modulus, which play a very important role in tensile strength of SEBS, also decreases.
"Our goal is to have coordinated action for the euro zone," said Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, and the meeting "is a very important signal for the strength of the euro zone".
The corrosion characteristics of corroded reinforcing bars are a very important topic in the durability and strength of concrete structures.
The vNM theorem is a very important result for measuring the strength of a rational agent's preferences over sure options (the lotteries effectively facilitate a cardinal measure over sure options).
The assessment of graduates' performance is a very important tool to identify the strengths and weaknesses in medical education and to diagnose the curriculum situation.
As the microstructure of the splats forming a coating is a very important factor which determines the adhesion strength of the coated piece, this system was developed to characterise these splats in terms of their area, perimeter, circularity, eccentricity and solidity.
