The phrase "have any importance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to inquire about the significance or relevance of something. Example: "Does the ending of the book have any importance to the overall message?".
My second loyalty doesn't have any importance".
It doesn't have any importance to me," he deadpanned.
Nearby, James Mulvaney's "Integrity of Caring" evokes a weathered billboard, announcing in faded red lettering: "Why worry about it This shouldn't have any importance".
Vassili Berezhkov, a retired KGB colonel and historian of the secret services and the NKVD (the precursor of the KGB), said: "The question of ethnicity did not have any importance either in the revolution or the story of the NKVD.
Blocked writers tend to obsess over these problems, but none have any importance in productive work, where your goal should only be to put one word ahead of another.
He essentially confirmed that the bureau has no idea if the emails on the Weiner-Abedin computer have any importance or if they have any direct connection to Clinton and said, "I don't want to create a misleading impression".
If you care about equality, getting rid of extreme poverty should absolutely rise to the top of the list, if you think of other humans in other countries having any importance.
But without his hand, it wouldn't have had any importance," Rizzo said of the iconic image.
No one can name a single Opus Dei or CL theologian who has any importance outside their movement.
The point here is not to take sides in this debate or even imply it has any importance.
"It seems more spectacular, but it doesn't have any more importance than what Fonzie does".
