The phrase "above all important" is not correct in standard English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance of something in a discussion or argument, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The safety of our employees is above all important in our company policies."
Alternatives: "most importantly" or "of utmost importance".
"It's above all important that we have enough jobs," she said.
It is, predictably, a more mature piece of work; a bold, confident and, above all, important book (but not in the way you'd expect) with Oseman's wit and insight shining throughout.
But it is above all important to ask ourselves if this was not a case of the "unbearable lightness of being" of a bureaucratic commander who wanted to become a soldier.
The goal was typical of Klose - it wasn't spectacular; but it was instinctive and, above all, important.
High conversion efficiency and stability are above all important topics in the current study of perovskite solar cells (PSCs), which determine the future of their commercialization.
The first mechanism concerns stable (non-radiogenic) isotopes and is above all important for light elements, as will be explained below.
Explore the scales and just play whatever sounds Jazzy, then add some twist to it and make it sound Jazzy! note on above: all the beats are important in jazz.
Traders at Facebook's lead underwriter, Morgan Stanley, were called upon several times during the day to prop up their client's shares above the all-important offer price.
The ceterus paribis clause above is all-important here.
It should be noted that in last week's trading, the S&P 100 Index closed above the all-important 400 strike, the lows on the headline Dow Jones Industrial Average last week came at the 8,000 millennium mark, and the Nasdaq Composite held at 1,500.
The initial plan had routed it through highly sensitive lands in Nebraska's Sand Hills, which sit above the all-important Ogallala aquifer -- a critical source of drinking water and irrigation for a huge swath of the United States.
