'important chance' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a significant opportunity that may be beneficial. For example: "This may be your only important chance to take an overseas trip this year, so don't miss it!"
"I thought this was a very important chance to change Japan," he said.
It is vital that they make the most of this important chance.
Ending the program would squander an important chance to prevent foreclosures.
"I like to think we're giving a lot of people an important chance in life," she said.
The current anti-social behaviour, crime and policing bill was an important chance for some fresh thinking.
"He has made a mistake by not going openly to the public, and he has missed an important chance".
That gives fans a feel for how many important chances (or games) slipped away.
Lawmakers, for their part, missed important chances to curtail some of these problems last year as the scale of the crisis was becoming apparent.
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If you are a casting director in search of a President, senator, C.I.A. director, district attorney, rear admiral, or other Guy Whose Job Is Really Important, chances are you've put in a call to Fred Dalton Thompson.
"Then a very good referee, one of the most promising young referees in Europe, had a very bad decision that punished us and then the game was about us trying and missing some important chances and always trying to create and play.
