The phrase "importance on something" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to emphasize the necessity or significance of an object, concept, or action. For example, "The government has placed a great importance on renewable energy sources as a means of reducing air pollution."
I am not sold, but maybe I'm falling for the fallacy of placing too much importance on something just because it's what's familiar.
Wallace had said: "We inhabit a world as professional cricketers where we put a lot of importance on something that at the end of the day sometimes really doesn't matter that much, so I think this has put a lot of perspective into our lives".
He added: "We inhabit a world as professional cricketers where we put a lot of importance on something that at the end of the day sometimes really doesn't matter that much, so I think this has put a lot of perspective into our lives".
I could go on another rant about the importance of something as simple as clean socks, especially to those struggling, but that's for another day.
The importance of working on something that matters should be a given, but for millennials it's a staple.
"It's not a question of bringing something new simply for its own sake, too many people place importance on having to do something new in order to simply be different," he writes.
This week Parliament reached rare consensus on its importance, something that came on the back of the Ofsted investigation into 21 Birmingham schools over the "Trojan Horse" allegations.
But, gosh, to suggest that we shouldn't let the debate begin on something of this importance I think is wrong".
Not to realize that Monet's paintings of poplars and grain stacks were prompted by the state of the French economy and that Mondrian had throughout his life a theosophical orientation was thought, in their view, to have missed out on something of fundamental importance.
Fighting talk When Hilary Benn directly contradicted the Labour leader by arguing the case for bombing Isis in Syria, wonks wondered whether there were any precedents for a party leader to be opposed so publicly on something of such importance by so senior a colleague.
