The phrase "as highly important" is not correct in standard written English.
It is generally used to emphasize the significance of something, but the adverb "highly" is unnecessary when paired with "important."
Example: "The safety of our employees is as important as the success of our projects."
Alternatives: "of great importance" or "very important".
When measured over a shorter period, the rise in prices of pictures perceived as highly important remains impressive.
Since the war, science had been recognized in the United States as highly important to national security.
True, higher prices than ever were paid for a number of pictures perceived as highly important within the oeuvre of famous artists from every school and period.
Speaking to the Guardian, Dr Steve Boyes, scientific director of the Wild Bird Trust who has worked as a wilderness guide in the Okavango, described the news as highly important, but "long overdue".
Overall, JJ community supervision staff perceived substance use prevention as highly important.
On average, JJ employees rated substance use prevention as highly important (mean = 45.9, out of 50).
Major investments of this type are often viewed as highly important for regional development.
Overall, provisioning services related to traditional practices were perceived as highly important and highly vulnerable by every stakeholder group.
However, those with industry experience perceived entrepreneurship and management skills as highly important, unlike the other group.
Impulsive problems such as problem (1) are considered as highly important for the description of quite a large number of real world phenomena including biology (biological phenomena involving thresholds), medicine (bursting rhythm models), pharmacokinetics, mechanics, and engineering.
Certainly, some have taken the possibility of urges of which we are not conscious as highly important for the proper understanding of individual humans, and indeed of the human condition generally.
