The phrase "as incredibly important" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance of a particular subject or issue in a statement or argument.
Example: "In the context of climate change, reducing carbon emissions is as incredibly important as transitioning to renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "as extremely significant" or "as highly crucial."
And in an Easter message he described the feast as "incredibly important".
Channing Dungey, who oversees ABC's drama development, describes Rhimes as "incredibly important" to the network.
Janie C. Lee, a curator at large for the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, described the center's holdings as "incredibly important".
This bridge, the Mersey Gateway, is one of the major pieces of infrastructure that the country is looking to as part of its plans to revive the economy, to the extent that Chancellor George Osborne has noted as "incredibly important".
Speaking last week from a conference on disgust in Germany, Valerie Curtis, a self-described "disgustologist" from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, described her favorite emotion as "incredibly important".
In countries such as Australia this data has been noted as incredibly important for the detection of criminals, for stopping the trafficking of people and drugs, and for capturing sex offenders.
"I entirely agree with you that having positive role models – women of all ages, of all backgrounds – represented in the media and in our national newspapers as well is incredibly important".
And while pension auto-enrolment happens at 22 anyway, contributing more than the required minimum amount as early as possible is incredibly important if you actually ever want to retire.
She saw her task as "the incredibly important deflation of pretentiousness and philosophical jargon".
"He views social media as an incredibly important tool for talking to people, for communicating," he said.
The Voice, a bought-in Dutch format which started on BBC1 in 2012, was described by channel controller Charlotte Moore as "an incredibly important show" for the BBC.
