The phrase "also imperative to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the necessity or urgency of an action or condition in relation to another aspect.
Example: "In addition to meeting the deadline, it is also imperative to ensure the quality of the work."
Alternatives: "also essential to" or "also crucial to".
It's also imperative to work with decision makers and planners.
But it was also imperative to get his views after the fact.
Nonetheless, it is not enough to destroy the things that weren't working; it's also imperative to find things that do.
It is also imperative to develop a resolution authority that would force shareholders, creditors and the financial industry to bear the cost of failures, while precluding the government from rushing forward with bailouts.
It is also imperative to understand how the context of the learning environment influences the efficacy of such pedagogical techniques.
It's also imperative to know where important company documents will be off-loaded in case of an emergency.
It also felt imperative to remember again the extraordinary journey Stoute has made over the past 46 years.
But there is also the imperative to compete with all the noise that is out there, which leads to a new kind of urgency: getting the information out far more quickly than ever before.
Asked about extending the anti-terror war to Iraq, a move that Russia is firmly against, Mr. Blair said there was a clear need to deal with weapons of mass destruction but also an imperative to move forward only "within the deliberation and consultation of key allies".
Also its imperative to prioritize institutional reforms across key policy areas that will create results and rebuild confidence, such as tax administration, civil service, property registries, and the judiciary system.
"This is the value of the film The Polar Explorer," Mr. Steiner added, "seen through the eyes of the scientists on the front-line, it brings the climate impacts at the poles to audiences in the conference halls of Cancun and the computers of the global public in order to raise the alarm but also the imperative to act".
