'imperative information' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe something that is essential or extremely important and needs to be acted upon quickly. For example, "The Head of Resources has just sent out a memo containing imperative information about the upcoming budget cuts."
Instead, modern online consumers prefer dedicated landing pages outlining imperative information.
Consequently, the geochemical observation of groundwater permits us to attain imperative information on chemical weathering of rocks.
In fact, for MMR deficient MSH2 and MLH1 variations the first two steps seem to be sufficient as STEP3 provides no imperative information concerning the variant pathogenicity.
Higher education is going through a profound transformation, driven by economic imperatives, information technology advancement and corporatization and commodification of knowledge being the pinnacle of the value pyramid.
It is imperative that information on the risks associated with the use of herbal products is systematically collected and analysed in order to protect public health.
It is imperative that information about the current Australian Alcohol Guideline is incorporated into professional development for midwives.
At the intersection of academia and the patent system is an inevitable tension between the imperative of information dissemination and the pursuit of profit [ 4].
As previously noted, it is imperative that information and experiences be shared with others in the health and human rights educational community, from local workshops and national journals to international caucuses and global inititatives [ 19, 28].
It is imperative that information given to lesbians regarding screening is accurate as, even though lesbians are thought to be at lower risk of cervical cancer, several studies have found cervical abnormalities women who are exclusively lesbian [ 18, 22, 51].
It is therefore imperative that information regarding the current oral health status, treatment needs, as well as the oral health-related quality of life (OHRQoL) of aging Canadians is collected in order to guide oral health policy.
It is therefore imperative that information about fluoride needs to be imparted to parents and caregivers in a clear and accessible medium, to counter negative perceptions and fears and to support self-efficacy.
