The phrase "hidden significance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing deeper meanings or implications that are not immediately obvious in a text, artwork, or situation.
Example: "The author skillfully weaves a narrative that invites readers to explore the hidden significance of the characters' choices."
Alternatives: "underlying meaning" or "deeper meaning".
Both artists force the viewer to dig beneath the surface to discover hidden significance.
Literary Theory ended with what became his signature declaration of the hidden significance of politics in intellectual life (hidden from most theory buffs, too).
The shadowy interior of this form seems charged with hidden significance.
Enthusiasts for Turkey's admission, including the British, claimed, however, that the wording had no hidden significance.
During the ceremony, they both carry Kewpie dolls that probably have some barely hidden significance, and indeed do.
The Beatles spent the late 60s mocking those searching for hidden significance in their lyrics, larding them with deliberately meaningless pointers: "Here's another clue for you all".
However, deep sequencing technologies have generated hundreds of thousands of reads with large amounts of data, which give us substantial bioinformatics challenges to mine the hidden biological significance.
Low mortality in this case may hide the significance of some individual prognostic markers, since patients outcome is most likely affected more by the effective diagnostic and treatment strategies than by any of the biological variables.
This self-organization pruning algorithm can prune insignificant hidden neurons automatically through building a modified significance index function to evaluate the significance of hidden neurons.
Much of the residual heritability underlying common traits appears to lie in SNPs that do not achieve genome-wide significance, meaning that a substantial proportion of the associated genetic signal in current GWAS is hidden below the genome-wide significance threshold.
Publisher Emma Simmonds has also noted the discovery, but is anxious to hide its personal significance from her husband.
