The phrase "as important from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare the importance of two different things, but the structure is flawed.
Example: "This factor is as important from a financial perspective as it is from a strategic one."
Alternatives: "as significant as" or "equally important to".
"But maybe as important from a customer-service requirement, being able to quickly recall customer e-mails is a huge value-added feature that we rely upon".
Q: What other studies are you doing that you think are really interesting, even if they're not as important from a public health standpoint?
All four factors examined were perceived as important from students as indicated by the small differences among the importance scores.
Almost as important, from February next year all firms will be free to bypass Telkom's costly phone lines.
Just as important, from the viewpoint of the pro-takeover lobby, the text made relatively minor concessions to the German position.
Just as important, from a capacity standpoint, 3G networks are supposed to use spectrum more efficiently and increase the speeds with which people can transmit basic data on wireless devices.
He even works his way up to a position of semi-importance -- as important as someone from Down Below can be -- because he may have discovered an anti-aging cream that lifts wrinkles away.
In other regions with deposition similar to the U.S. Southeast, deposition from sources outside NA is as important as that from NA sources.
"Taking something as important as citizenship from someone must include giving the person at risk an opportunity to plead their case".
This increase was not as important as expected from the literature [ 19, 23] because at the same time the incidence of BDD decreased for independent reasons.
Job availability was four times as important as compensation from private practice in determining specialty choice (95% CI 1.7 to 6.8).
