The phrase "argument about the importance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a debate or discussion regarding the significance of a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The argument about the importance of climate change has gained traction in recent years, prompting more people to take action."
Alternatives: "debate on the significance" or "discussion regarding the value".
These studies motivated by a long-standing argument about the importance of gene regulation in primate evolution (King and Wilson, 1975)—have been important for identifying patterns of constraint on gene expression phenotypes over long evolutionary time scales, and for suggesting candidate loci that might contribute to phenotypic uniqueness in humans or other species.
"I appreciate that," Mrs. Clinton responded, before launching into a sharp argument about the importance of this election.
If anything proved Thomas Carlyle's argument about the importance of the Great Man in history, then here it was.
Running through Schama's work is an argument about the importance of style to scholarship, and an attempt to make often arcane ideas speak to a modern audience.
There is also perhaps a readier audience among at least some of the Labour membership to hear an argument about the importance of being a viable opposition.
"Tony Blair and Gordon Brown decisively won the argument about the importance of work as a route out of poverty," says Purnell.
The communist bureaucracy had dwindling sympathies for his psychoanalytically informed arguments about the importance of sex to revolution, and in 1933 he was kicked out of the party.
By developing his arguments about the importance of "engaged agency," Taylor simultaneously addresses themes in philosophical debate and in a broader discourse of political theory and cultural studies.
So why is the revised offer, at just 13 times Ebitda, now deemed acceptable when all the arguments about the importance of keeping Cadbury independent as a successful and profitable British company remain as valid today as they were last week?
Meanwhile, many politicians in England and the United States, swayed by arguments about the importance of the first three years, have sought to boost investment in programs - such as the UK government's Sure Start program, which provides early education and care for children in deprived communities.
