The phrase "an important push" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant motivation or encouragement to take action or make progress in a particular area.
Example: "The recent funding provided an important push for the development of renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a crucial impetus" or "a significant boost".
"Psychologically, this will be an important push for Slovakia," he said, but he added he was worried by the low turnout of young voters, many of whom favor joining the Union but did not bother to vote.
"In the repressive context of the Sisi government, the fact that there are popular and spontaneous initiatives that break the wall of fear is significant and represent in and of themselves an important push for change.
Similarly, although there is an important push in social interactions for synchronicity (e.g., in joint attention), it is not known whether such synchronicity actually leads to greater joint attention.
In particular, nurses who had been working in Saudi Arabia mentioned that one reason for their move to the United Kingdom was to be able to practise their religion freely; being a group that expressed strong Roman Catholic convictions, this was perceived as an important push factor.
In Texas, except in cases in which the defendant is thought to be an important pusher, someone who is sent to jail for possession or sale of a small amount of marijuana is likely to be black or Mexican-American, & someone who is sent to jail for a long time is likely to be the kind of man D.A.'s consider dangerous.
Convince your SLT that work-life balance is important: Push for a group that presents the case for staff wellbeing.
21 In our study, the respondents supported the importance of pay and the largest majority cited it as the most important push factor.
Both indicators refer to two important push factors for immigration: lack of economic prosperity and political unrest.
But this important push into the post-optical disc era hasn't exactly been smooth sailing for all so far.
I couldn't agree more - and salute the clients (including our own) making this important push on their suppliers.
All of this is happening while the important push for universal access to water and sanitation services -- despite the impressive gains over the past several decades -- remains an unfinished agenda.
