The phrase "an important speaking" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The conference featured an important speaking event that attracted many attendees."
Alternatives: "a significant speech" or "a crucial talk".
It couldn't be as offensive and reactionary as this skin-crawlingly smug film set in upscale Atlanta, Georgia: the white part of town, evidently, with one south Asian guy permitted to have a halfway important speaking role, on condition that he is the subject of racist gags and that his emollient forgiveness permits picturesque ageing bigots to regain their essential lovability.
The interview touched on the topic of payroll, which Conrad called a "very important spoke".
They're all saying something important, speaking the unique language of nature and the body.
All the separate elements of Ryan's speeches are augmented by what players called his most important speaking quality: authenticity.
A few weeks earlier, the mother of an important minister spoke at the school.
Gen. David Petraeus, who had an important role, spoke about the transformation while accepting the Irving Kristol Award Thursday night from the American Enterprise Institute.
"To come here and win, especially in such an important game, speaks volumes.
Seven years ago, President Bush restarted an important conversation by speaking with the American people about our history as a nation of laws and a nation of immigrants.
Related: David Cameron's new cabinet lineup But unions retain an important role in speaking up for organised labour, as well as the disorganised low-paid kind, those on fragile or zero-hours contracts, those easily bullied by junior managers, who are easily bullied in turn.
This is an important aspect of "speaking the same language" as the employer.
