"imperative measures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe actions that are necessary or urgent. Example: In order to prevent the spread of the virus, it is imperative that we take strict measures such as wearing masks and practicing social distancing.
This makes monitoring of HA variants an imperative measure, to be able to modify vaccine composition according to current circulating strains.
The intelligence authorization bill is just one in a heaping pile of mundane but annually imperative funding measures that Congress neglected to confront during the last 11 months of this session.
Since HRQOL outcome data are often used to compare groups to determine health care effectiveness it is imperative that measures of HRQOL are valid.
This adheres to the wider imperative that measures of quality or safety, and the data collected, adhere to key attributes such as reliability and validity and also address issues such as acceptability, implementation issues and possible unintended consequences [ 42, 43].
"I think as an educator and as a researcher it is imperative to measure learning gains," says Arum. "The question is for what purpose, and what aspects of learning gains and outcomes are worth measuring".
For effective controlling of machining process, it is imperative to measure and optimize the chip-tool interaction parameters.
In order to better understand the physics of acceleration, it is imperative to measure separately the spectrum of each cosmic ray component and to determine accurately the "knee" in the spectrum.
What would've happened to our family then?" When I shared my upset with my friends, many said, "I hope you can forgive your mother," as if forgiveness were an imperative, a measure of my inner goodness.
Nor is there an institutional imperative to measure GTA PD program effectiveness at this time.
It is imperative when measuring outcomes that the instrument used be capable of demonstrating change during rehabilitation.
In utility analysis, it is imperative to measure decrease of quality of life in a representative sample of the population.
