The phrase 'imperative to build' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are emphasizing the importance of an action or when you want to express the urgency of a situation. For example: "It is imperative to build a new school in order to accommodate the growing student population in the area."
Notwithstanding the challenges involved in building receptor capacity, and indeed the ethical imperative to build local capacity to implement solutions (50), our analysis led us to conclude that such efforts are essential to the continued success of population health RCTs in LMICs.
Clearly, building general theoretical models is useful but it is also imperative to build models focussing on particular systems.
With the number of matches now, there is certainly an imperative to build a pace-bowling group.
Given this, the imperative to build effective, long-lasting supplies of renewable energy is only going to get bigger, despite recent discoveries.
Female actors are therefore under a greater imperative to build their brands beyond the screen, because that's where their future earning potential lies.
Whether Mr Obama's myriad policy suggestions fit the bill is for Congress to decide, but the vision he heralded in his speech the imperative to build real equality of opportunity for all Americans has never been more apt.(Photo credit: AFP).
Threatening to shut down trade negotiations or promising to renegotiate settled trade agreements, for example the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), makes no sense if the imperative is to build on the gathering momentum of the US economy.
At its heart is the argument that if we take the imperative to rapidly build a post-carbon economy seriously, we have a once-in-a-century chance to transform our economy to make it far more equitable, so that it works for many more people.
It is imperative for him to build a lead to offset the 90%+ of in-person early voters who tend to lean Democrat.
Studying CRM in particular settings, such as mental health care, is imperative in order to build safer health systems and to improve safety in general, but also for patients in mental health, whose illnesses render them extremely vulnerable.
That's somewhat encouraging, as it demonstrates a certain moral imperative at the NSA to build oversight into its activities, even if it appears to be able to set its own rules.
