The phrase "an important turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business or finance, typically referring to significant revenue or sales figures.
Example: "The company reported an important turnover this quarter, indicating strong growth in sales."
Alternatives: "a significant turnover" or "a crucial turnover".
This continuous turnover of cartilage may be an integrated part of reversible and physiologically important turnover.
Alexander Mogilny capitalized on the most important turnover, with 16 seconds left in the second period, to break a tie in a sloppy game that lacked intensity.
These phenomena challenge the current process monitoring practice and suggest determining specific microbial activities during important turnover steps, using new molecular biology developments.
It also appeared that the net increase in woodland density observed across regions hid important turnovers and that a substantial number of existing woodland patches, some of them probably quite ancient, were either removed or suffered from shrinkage.
The Heat and the Spurs had each stressed how important turnovers — the Heat in creating them, the Spurs in trying to prevent them — had been in determining who won each game in the series.
The authors do not specifically note a defect in erythropoiesis in their mice; however, as splenic macrophages play an important role in turnover of senescent red blood cells and a role in maintaining erythropoiesis during pathological erythropoiesis states, this suggests some defect in erythropoiesis for which splenic macrophages may be compensating (Ramos et al., 2013).
Since apoptosis is an important contributor to epithelial turnover, one way 5-HT could affect the epithelium is through induction of apoptosis.
Job satisfaction was viewed as an important indicator of staff turnover and retention.
Sensitivity analysis of the model revealed which parameters have an important effect on protein turnover and aggregation kinetics.
