"important examinations" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to exams that hold significant weight, such as final exams or entrance exams. Example: "Students are advised to start preparing for their important examinations well in advance to ensure their success."
Russell Hobby, the general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said the blunder called into question the DfE's ability to administer important examinations.
Monthly bleeding was the bane of her life; it had even, on occasion, interfered with the writing of important examinations, because she couldn't leave the room for reinforcements.
The study, which took nine months, has been one of the Bush Administration's department's most important examinations of transportation policy and comes amid signs of further consolidation in the industry and amid proposals in Congress for legislation that would require the Federal Government to encourage competition in markets where little exists.
However, 'understanding of language testing' was more interpreted by informants as 'having the experience of working as item-writers or coaching students to prepare for important examinations' (in the words of Informant C) than having received a degree or training in language testing.
His academic performance declined precipitously, he failed important examinations, he made plans to withdraw from school, he frequented prostitutes.
However, the quality of the multiple choice questions requires improvement if they are to be used to revise for important examinations.
More recently, graduate students who were asked to recall what their anxiety level had been before an important examination consistently exaggerated that anxiety.
The agency heads noted that since March the regulatory agencies have met monthly and have coordinated supervision standards in a number of important examination techniques.
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