The phrase "an important list" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a list that holds significance or relevance in a particular context.
Example: "Before the meeting, please review an important list of agenda items that we need to discuss."
Alternatives: "a crucial list" or "a significant list".
That is an important list even without the more than 600 wooden Victorian buildings that have made the town famous.
When Clinton, unlike Glamor girl Gillibrand, isn't on an important list of America's big political thinkers, does it matter?
These proteins join an important list of critical factors needed for the controlled production and release of insulin-family proteins.
Proteomic approaches using isolated Chlamydomonas cilia have generated an important list of ciliary components albeit with the caveat that low abundance and membrane proteins are not well represented (Pazour et al. 2005).
Combined ChIP-seq/RNA-seq studies in IL-10 stimulated macrophages have generated an important list of putative effectors of the AIR (the AIR factors) that are activated by STAT3 and which potentially suppress the expression of pro-inflammatory genes.
Meanwhile, Phil is busy trying to land an important listing with a difficult client, Jay struggles to teach Gloria and Manny how to ride a bike, Manny is surprisingly great at it and yet Gloria continues to try, and Mitchell and Cameron meet a charming mysterious neighbor.
The French GIS-IreSP has an important listing of public health research projects, although not classified by field [ 53].
This is a long and important list, and Mr. Silver, Mr. Bruno and Mr. Pataki should stop their posturing and start open negotiations, beginning with the conference committees.
The brand boasts a rather historically important list of famous fans of the fragrances including Napoleon, Lord Nelson and King George IV, who made Atkinsons the official perfumer to the Royal Court of England.
Before making an important presentation, list down the points you want to make in a logical sense.
In an important work (listed in the bibliography), P. and T. Ehrenfest also offered a reading of the Boltzmann equation of approach to equilibrium that avoided recurrence objections.
