"elementary importance" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is essential, fundamental, or important. For example, "It is of elementary importance that everyone has access to clean water."
I even gave a presentation at my son's elementary school emphasizing the importance of honoring all of those who laid down their lives for our freedom.
Given this finding, it is of critical importance that elementary and middle school science teachers discuss evolution with a common vernacular that provides positive testimony for evolution.
It is one thing to lawfully address hate speech (an element of the just basic structure), but the focus on hate speech purloins the importance of (elementary) respect, which expects a sensitivity and social-emotional intelligence asking people to take into account the human vulnerability (an element of the interpersonal ethos).
On one day, for example, we helped teach a wonderful group of fourth and fifth graders from a local elementary school about the importance of volunteerism, and spent the day washing windows, picking up trash and removing weeds from the pool.
This difference is clearly of great importance for the elementary framework of Jin's theory of knowledge.
The model was validated with the published data and can predict reasonably the experimental results, and the relative importance of some elementary steps was discussed.
It is shown that the proposed appoach is identical to a newly developed approach, Importance Sampling using Elementary Events (ISEE) [Au SK, Beck JL. First excursion probabilities for linear sytems by very efficient importance sampling. Probabl Eng Mech 2001 16 3):193 208].
Some optical fringes, i.e., elementary fringes that have great importance in optical measurement (e.g., Newton's rings fringe patterns), have a quadratic (i.e., second-order polynomial) phase.
Considering the importance of representative elementary volume (REV) in characterizing the representativeness and reliability of connectivity, associated REV scales of characteristic variables are also estimated using a criterion of relative gradient error (εig).
