"establish their importance" is grammatically correct and is suitable for written English.
It can be used when talking about the significance, worth, or relevance of something or someone. Example: In order to secure funding for their research, the scientists had to establish the importance and potential impact of their findings.
Take, for example, the wealthy industrialist Samuel Courtauld, scion of the Courtauld textile empire, whose collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings assembled during the 1920s and 30s helped permanently establish their importance in the post-war period.
Our current study provides suggestive evidence of a heightened innate immune response including elevation of total monocyte counts (i.v. infection, not shown) and prolonged eosinophilia, in animals primed with SGE, however, these leads will require additional work to establish their importance.
Promising gene targets will be assessed using an RNAi strategy to establish their importance to pathogenicity.
Nevertheless, the results of longevity studies to date establish their importance for our understanding of health and disease.
Further research is needed to delineate the biological effects caused by such genetic variations and establish their importance for the noted phenotypic differences between cSLE and aSLE.
Potential themes were explored through close reading of the interview data, and were subsequently discussed at meetings to establish their importance and relevance to the main focus of the secondary analysis.
Requiring no more than one year of Calculus, and no prior exposure to Neuroscience, we prepare the student by (I) introducing mathematical and computational tools in precisely the contexts that first established their importance for neuroscience, and, (II) developing these tools in concrete incremental steps within a common computational environment.
Although the beneficial effects of HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors in lowering cholesterol are well established, their importance in the area of cancer therapeutics is only now beginning to gain greater recognition [ 1, 2, 10, 12].
8 14 Future research could seek to identify potential impediments to women's progress, to establish their relative importance, and to establish whether past impediments still exist.
Nonetheless, the symptoms listed have been recognised as relevant when assessing the syndrome; it empirically necessary to establish their relative importance or even determine combined indices that take into account the influence of the symptoms and allow comprehensive indices of the disorder to be obtained [ 3].
