The phrase "an important declaration of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant statement or announcement regarding a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The president made an important declaration of the new policy changes that will affect the entire nation."
Alternatives: "a significant statement of" or "a crucial announcement of".
The move took the form of an important declaration that spelled out the massive impact which British membership would have on the course of world history.
I suggest that anyone who appreciates documentaries, and is concerned about their future, read this rather brief but important declaration of not only a passion for documentary, but a belief that the future of documentary film is, in fact, an investment in the future of civilization itself.
In perhaps the most important declaration of support for the framework, the National Trust – which organised a petition with nearly a quarter of a million signatures against the draft – said it welcome the improvements.
In perhaps the most important declaration of support for the new framework, the National Trust, which organised a petition of nearly a quarter of a million people against the draft, welcomed the improvements.
However, speaking to Court 12 from an office in the United States, where she was accompanied by an FBI agent, Ms Miller said: "The thing that's been slightly misconstrued about this voicemail message is the fact that I said 'I love you' and that this was some incredibly important declaration of love.
"The same congress, shortly afterwards, evidently thinking it unwise, and perhaps unsafe, to leave so important a declaration of rights to depend upon an ordinary act of legislation, which might be repealed by any subsequent congress, framed the fourteenth amendment of the constitution," the justices wrote.
Forty-odd women of industry and pluck are profiled in this groundbreaking show that spans more than two centuries, including little-known women of importance like Mary Kaatherine Goddard, the Colonial publisher who printed an important typeset version of the Declaration of Independence; the Victorian inventor Martha Coston, who developed a military flare; and Olive Beech, the aircraft executive.
While the road safety problem is not new, this prominent global declaration sends an important signal of frustration regarding progress to date on reducing road collisions.
