'imperative problems' is a correct and usable phrase in written English, typically used in the context of addressing or suggesting the need to solve or deal with urgent issues or challenges.
Example sentence: “We must address the imperative problems of poverty and hunger before any other initiatives.”.
So, pricing policy as the useful tool which can solve this imperative problem is recognized by enterprises for decades.
The answer to which assessment model might be best is still very much in flux, but it's a much more imperative problem now.
As a result, I had no time to daydream on that hike, and daydreams, scientists say, are imperative in solving problems.
Moreover, since Darwinian theory provides the resources for a purely causal account of teleology, wherever it is manifested, its reliance on the concept of 'fitness' makes it imperative that conceptual problems threatening the explanatory legitimacy of this notion be solved.
There have also been several efforts at the federal level, and Obama has said it is imperative to "fix" problems at the polls.
This paper suggests that before any widespread deployment of eHealth is instigated, it is imperative to understand problems older people might have in using and accessing eHealth.
With respect to the propensity interpretation of fitness, Rosenberg and Bouchard state that evolutionary theory's "reliance on the concept of 'fitness' makes it imperative that conceptual problems threatening the explanatory legitimacy of this notion be solved".
With respect to the propensity interpretation of fitness, Rosenberg and Bouchard (2008) state that evolutionary theory's "reliance on the concept of 'fitness' makes it imperative that conceptual problems threatening the explanatory legitimacy of this notion be solved".
In this regard, the fundamental understanding of the biomolecule-nanomaterial interactions is imperative to alleviate problems of high background signals due to non-specific adsorptions in serum and/or other complex clinical samples.
