The phrase "equal importance on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is of equal significance or value. Example: In order to be successful, it is important to place equal importance on both hard work and dedication.
While rules are necessary and important, the Army values place equal importance on what should be done.
Jeremiah has since placed an equal importance on both types of self-awareness, which he believes has helped him reach a new level of success and fulfillment.
Spatial velocity shows approximately an equal importance on NO conversion and selectivity towards N2 whereas the molar ratio of NH3/NO is only an important factor in the interaction to other parameters.
Reverb places equal importance on culture and brand.
I think Archos might place equal importance on all those features which, in the end, has the potential to make the TV+ a jack-of-all-trades, yet master of none.
They tended to place roughly equal importance on genes and environment, except in the case of behaviour problems where more emphasis was placed on environmental influences.
Consider the equal importance of everyone on the team environment before you make a decision.
However, recombinant human Sema4A (rhSeffectivelyctinhibitedibited already established allergic lung inflammation [ 9], and bone marrow chimeric mice demonstrated an equal importance of Sema4A expression on lung resident cells and bone marrow-derived inflammatory cells for optimal disease manifestation [ 8].
By Horace's day, however, it had become more timely to insist on the equal importance of art.
Out in Vegas, I'm reflecting on the equal importance of helping others enjoy the game – or, at least, not preventing that.
Here, we present an example where the decision on how to treat sites with missing data is of equal importance to decisions on taxon sampling and model choice, and we introduce a graphical method for illustrating this.
