The phrase "adequate importance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significance or relevance of a particular subject or issue in a given context.
Example: "The committee emphasized that the environmental impact of the project should be given adequate importance in the final decision-making process."
Alternatives: "sufficient significance" or "appropriate value".
There's more packed into our children's days than ever before, and sleep is simply not recognised with adequate importance.
We must place adequate importance on play now, so that our precious children grow up into successful, well-rounded and happy adults".
Apparently, it can get a lot worse.Jim O'ConnellSolana Beach, CaliforniaGerman capitalismSIR - Your article on German capitalism ("Locust, pocus", Economist.com, May 5th) does not give adequate importance to a crucial, missing ingredient for German economic growth: positive thinking.
Conclusions: Because of the prevalence and associated characteristics of subthreshold disorders, primary care physicians should attach adequate importance to the patient's perceived poor health, distress and inability to fulfil daily tasks.
If you feel your physician isn't giving your concerns adequate importance, get a second opinion or consider changing doctors.
Feeding: nutritional advice, adequate food handling, importance of adequate hydration and device handling.
Then the training program would begin, divided in 5 areas but focusing on the specific demands of each group: Feeding: nutritional advice, adequate food handling, importance of adequate hydration and device handling.
It is also important that all professionals have adequate understanding of the importance of delegating, skills in delegation, and confidence in the structures of delegation.
Rather, it is important to assess the unmet obstetric needs and demonstrate the relative importance of adequate health care provision.
"They also underscore the importance of adequate information on these products".
He also emphasizes the importance of adequate support infrastructure for flexible work.
