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The phrase "an equally important" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing that something holds the same level of significance as another item or concept being discussed.
Example: "While the budget is crucial, an equally important factor is the team's morale."
Alternatives: "just as significant" or "of equal importance".
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Age remains an equally important divide.
But an equally important problem is the local geology.
Elliott Malkin chose film of an equally important day in his early life: his circumcision.
Others point out an equally important but less distinct code emerging -- that of dog park etiquette.
Aside from whether Khannouchi will compete Sunday, an equally important question is whether he should compete.
However, an equally important message was that he had a tight hold on spending.
The mental warm-up is an equally important part of the equation.
Cartoonists naturally focused on the stick, but soft speaking was an equally important tool.
But an equally important consequence is that you relieve the analyst of any accountability.
So an equally important anniversary is that of the Oscar broadcast.
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It's an equally important moment, though, in the cultural life of Brooklyn.
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