The phrase "exhibit importance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that demonstrates or shows significance or value.
Example: "The research findings exhibit importance in understanding climate change impacts on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "demonstrate significance" or "show relevance."
The majority of reactions exhibit significant importance on a number of metabolites (Normed Importance Index >0.1).
These results exhibit the importance of understanding the physicochemical parameters of the carrier and complex in modulating gene delivery efficiency.
These results exhibit the importance of the beam stabilization in the FSOC system and lead that the received beam must be stabilized regardless of its AoA.
Amino acid residues directly contacting with hot spots in residue residue interaction network exhibit significant importance for the microenvironment of hot spots.
For instance, when camphora leaves were used in fabrication of Au or Ag NPs, the proteins seemed to exhibit little importance [13], neither they did in the case using neem leaves [24].
The main goal of this article is to exhibit the importance of awareness programs and travel-blocking operations, in the prevention of HIV/AIDS outbreaks, based on a multi-domains SIR epidemic model.
However, flavonoids are known to inhibit the activities of several enzymes such as calcium phospholipid-dependent protein kinase, tyrosine protein kinase from rat lung, phosphorylase kinase, phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase and DNA topoisomerases that exhibit the importance of flavonoid-protein interaction.
The efficiency and the accuracy of the proposed method are demonstrated by an application example and the results exhibit the importance of considering counterweight in the design of asymmetric cable-stayed bridges.
Due to higher rates of moderate adverse events among TMP-SMX users, the threshold point for total illness is not as low as seen for doxycycline users (the general population and high-risk populations), but TMP-SMX threshold points still exhibit the importance of providing prophylaxis.
" But he also learned a style of argument that has made him inspirational for anyone who wants scientifically informed philosophy: "No sentence from Quine or Ryle is ever dull, and their work always exhibits the importance of addressing an audience of non-specialists, even when they know that philosophers will be perhaps 95% of their actual sought-for audience.
