The phrase "an important endpoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant conclusion or destination in a process, project, or discussion.
Example: "In our research, we identified an important endpoint that will guide our future studies."
Alternatives: "a crucial conclusion" or "a key destination".
The importance of dyspnoea is recognized by regulatory agencies and accepted as an important endpoint required for registration trials of new AHF medical treatments, provided there is sufficient evidence of safety.
Response remains an important endpoint in clinical cancer trials.
Clinical studies have increasingly incorporated HRQoL as an important endpoint to understanding patient care experiences.
The objective tumour response has been used as an important endpoint for assessment of the therapeutic effects of cancer therapy.
The proportion of patients highly responsive to a therapy is an important endpoint and guide for clinicians and patients.
The capability for these home-care ventilators to deliver adequate FIO2 is an important endpoint for patient's safety.
Assessment of the rate at which women coming to the clinic receive recommended interventions is a more important endpoint and a marker of ANC visit quality.
We obtained accuracy of external validation equal to 61.4% and 60.0%, sensitivity 64.0% and 61.8% and specificity equal to 58.9% and 58.4% respectively for models A and B. Carcinogenicity is a particularly important endpoint and it is expected that QSAR models will not replace the human experts opinions and conventional methods.
As a consequence, quality of life (QoL) has emerged as a potentially important endpoint.
However, less attention has been given to one-month respiratory prognosis, a clinically important endpoint.
As failure leading to revision is a critically important endpoint of THA from the standpoint of patients, surgeons and policy makers, these data will help anchor discussions of revision risks among these parties.
