The phrase "an important examination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant test or assessment in an academic or professional context.
Example: "The students prepared diligently for an important examination that would determine their future academic paths."
Alternatives: "a crucial assessment" or "a significant test".
An example scenario is "You have an important examination tomorrow and are studying hard in your room.
More recently, graduate students who were asked to recall what their anxiety level had been before an important examination consistently exaggerated that anxiety.
Although the cases discussed here are but a sample of a litany going back to biblical times, Forgotten Genocides offers an important examination of the diversity of contexts out of which repeatedly emerge the same hideous realities.
This examination is often perceived as an important examination as students are tracked based on their performance at this examination.
Such an important examination should therefore not be put off.
First of all, DRE is an important examination for screening prostate cancer together with PSA.
Lisa MartinAgosTrinidadgo Mandin, Tobagoad and Tobago thethEditoror: Shaftel's essay on Naipaul is an extremely important examination of a writer whose work ought to be scrutinized for what it refutes and how it does generate scorn in those historic islanders whose artistic and sociopolitical contributions' worth he refuses to fully acknowledge.
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(No. 1) It was a shared experience among the participants that obstetric ultrasound was seen as a very important examination in the community.
The agency heads noted that since March the regulatory agencies have met monthly and have coordinated supervision standards in a number of important examination techniques.
Matthew Gandy has written a new and potentially important examination of place and water, providing evidence and insight into the experiencing, making, and consuming of water in modernity.
