The phrase 'considered it important' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate the importance someone placed on something. Example: The teacher considered it important to review the material before the test.
Our small nation has always considered it important to look after its mothers and children.
So parliament considered it important to comply with convention rights.
But Oskar Eustis, the Public's artistic director, considered it important.
Mr. Aguis, the lawyer for the commission, asked why Mr. Downer had not considered it important.
Participants considered it important to look at potential difficulties and address them openly.
America had adopted it as a constitutional right, and other common-law countries too considered it important.
His father and his father's cofounder, David Packard, Mr. Hewlett recalled, "considered it important for a family member to keep an eye on things".
Until now, the United States authorities considered it important to give Yemen credit for recent strikes against Qaeda training camps and leaders, playing down the American role in providing intelligence and equipment.
Several conservative strategists said they thought Mr. Ashcroft would be confirmed but considered it important to send a strong message to liberals that the Bush administration and its allies could not be easily rolled, particularly after Ms. Chavez's withdrawal.
Ninety-five per cent of the doctors considered it important to treat osteoporosis within a month of an osteoporotic fracture, with two-thirds having experience of patients with osteoporosis suffering fractures while waiting for a scan.
Deborah Willhite, senior vice-president for government relations of the United States Postal Service, said the disease control centers had not usually considered it important to put money into communications, "but it is critical".
