The phrase "as a very significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the importance or impact of something in a specific context.
Example: "The research findings were presented as a very significant contribution to the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "as a major" or "as an important".
The demands, he said, "stand as a very significant impediment".
"He stands there with people like Michael Collins as a very significant figure.
Although 67% of respondents agree that it is real, only 11% rank climate change as a very significant environmental issue.
A senior British official in Tripoli welcomed the colonel's offer to cooperate as a "very significant political development".
So, if you ever serve on a board of directors, I think you may become many board members don't view it as a very significant thing.
That alone marks this summit down as a very significant moment," said Richard Black, director of the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit.
Because of these factors, as well as the large number of persons at risk, drinking water must be regarded as having a very significant potential as a vehicle for the environmental transmission of enteric viruses.
COATS: I think we could get into greater detail in the closed hearing but it's clear that we have assessed this as a -- a very significant, potentially existential threat to the United States that has to be addressed.
As expected, a very significant temperature effect on the enzymatic hydrolysis was found and a similar sugar release was obtained after a 48 hour hydrolysis at 45˚C as after 96 h at 34˚C (data not shown).
Accounts 1, 3 and 4 viewed healthcare professionals as having a very significant role in influencing change.
"The proposed scheme will deliver 100% affordable housing and as such represents a very significant investment in the local community addressing an identified need, which has historically not been met," he said.
