The phrase "as important solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the significance of certain solutions in a particular context or discussion.
Example: "In addressing climate change, we must consider renewable energy sources as important solutions to reduce our carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "crucial answers" or "vital resolutions".
Strengthening of hospital management committees and mobilising additional resources locally were also identified as important solutions.
Development of accreditation mechanisms for SBAs and design of appropriate, evidence-based EmOC trainings were also identified as important solutions.
Reducing workload and providing better compensation for working with risks were mentioned by almost all health workers at provincial and national level as important solutions.
Establishment of centralised blood storage facilities and organisation of regular blood donation camps were identified as important solutions to improve availability of blood transfusion services.
Improving the continuity of care from household to health facilities, promotion of male involvement and establishing functional communication, transport and referral services were also identified as important solutions for improving essential care during labour and childbirth.
The need for rational deployment of SBAs, improved supervision and a re-organisation of BEmOC and CEmOC services based on geography, client volume and unmet need were identified by Nigeria and Pakistan as important solutions.
Looking at the issue from another angle, Acemoglu makes the case that the authors spend too little time on what he sees as the most important reason that political solutions are not likely to work: the global economy has become even more competitive.
We must remember that communication is just as important a solution as renewables, alternative transportation or nature-based solutions.
In design, problem analysis is as important as solution synthesis.
"I have discussed mathematics with him over the years and he thinks very differently to most of us". Nash's approach to a mathematical problem was so innovative that his methods, such as the Nash embedding theorems, became just as important as the solution, Gabai said.
In addition to several proposed techniques for dealing with the widening productivity gap, e.g., IP reuse and integration, virtual platform modeling, formal verification and others, high-level synthesis (HLS) has been touted as an important solution as it can significantly reduce the number of man-hours required for a design by raising the level of design abstraction.
