The phrase "attributes of importance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or qualities that hold significance or value in a particular context.
Example: "The attributes of importance in this study include reliability, validity, and relevance to the research question."
Alternatives: "key characteristics" or "significant traits".
Documenting additional changes to various surface roughness parameters also allows key material attributes of importance to ultimate design applications to be quantified, such as depth of penetration and final abraded surface roughness.
Such estimates of "patch size" which are inferred from correlograms, may be useful in defining the extent of effective gene flow and spatial scales over which landscape-level features could plausibly be used to characterize ecological attributes of importance to individuals from specific local breeding populations.
However, sorting the female list on attributes of importance in the objective function tends to speed up convergence, as this provides a smoother response surface for the optimisation engine to climb.
It would not exclude other descriptions of MOAs, but would focus efforts on the most common and well-understood disease processes and the attributes of importance to modeling dose response (for further discussion, see Hattis et al. 2008).
By using the results of modified P–I analysis, effective ways for improving service quality perceptions can be focused on the attributes of high importance yet poor quality; meanwhile, resources or efforts attached to the attributes of low importance and good quality can be shifted to those of high importance yet poor quality.
Children aged 8 9 and 12 13 years were asked to choose among either two or four products that differed in several attributes of varying importance to them.
To identify participants that appear unwilling to trade-off the attributes, each respondent was invited to rank the attributes in order of importance.
However, the qualitative study did not offer the dimension of ranking these attributes in terms of importance.
Other highly successful decision tree approaches, such as Random Forest [ 11] use bootstrapping approaches to rank attributes in order of importance.
The survey was answered by 37 users of ERP systems who attributed the degree of importance for each question using a 5-point Scale – very important, significantly important, important, somewhat important or not important.
One unique attribute of special importance may be called the isotropicity of properties, meaning that such properties as tensile strength, electrical resistance, and thermal expansion are of equal magnitude in any direction through the material.
