The phrase "immediate important" is not a correct English phrase.
You could instead use the phrase "immediately important" or "imperative" in its place. For example, "It is imperative that I finish this project immediately."
The Bao owners welcome their dishes' "Instagrammability", saying it provides immediate, important feedback.
"When it comes to massive infrastructure projects that actually have immediate, important impacts on the lives of its citizens, Medellín is showing the world how it's done," she says.
Often individual contributions to societal ills seem like mere "drops in a bucket"; collective aggregation helps by making individual actions seem bucket-sized, immediate, important, and effective.
The sum of squared logarithms inequality has immediate important applications in matrix analysis ([2]; see also [3]) as well as in nonlinear elasticity theory [4 7].
Conversely, try not to look more than two weeks out ― planning too far ahead in the future makes it more difficult to remember immediate, important tasks.
Urgent examination of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) provides immediate important information about the character of central nervous system (CNS) impairment.
But it is better to be so in measure and in reason, not in panicked ignorance, and thus win one immediate and important victory.
Occasionally, however, there are statistical analyses I could run that might make an immediate and important impact on the lives of cancer patients.
But perhaps the most immediate and important application of LAMIS will be in nuclear forensics aimed at non-proliferation and terrorism.
Fudenberg and Tirole's text will have an immediate and important impact on the way game theory is taught at the graduate level.
