The phrase "important leverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which a certain factor or aspect holds significant power or influence. Example: In negotiations, having a strong network of connections can be important leverage in getting a better deal.
Plans by South Korea's new president to link economic integration to nuclear progress could be important leverage.
"This is the single most important leverage point for reducing mortality that's available to hospitals," Dr. Ferrigni said.
In 2002, the Bush administration was still awaiting U.N. support: the vote was seen as important leverage.
So the court preparations by the F.T.C.'s lawyers provide them with important leverage now at the bargaining table.
"The proposed acquisition of Verio gives an important leverage for expanding our global business to the U.S".
Whoever is president, however, will still have important leverage for his agenda and allied interest groups in shaping any compromises.
The up-front activities of the innovation process seem to have an important leveraging effect on learning and, hence, on project and bank performance.
Here's how Repo 105 worked in simple terms: At the end of each quarter, to reduce its all-important leverage levels, Lehman would "sell" assets (typically highly liquid government securities) to another firm in exchange for cash, which it would use to pay down its debt.
It's also important to leverage the assets and capabilities within your organisation.
WASHINGTON — Before he left his Pentagon post, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta concluded that the inability of the Obama administration to complete an agreement providing for an American military presence in Iraq after 2011 had deprived the United States of important political leverage in Iraq.
To achieve these benefits, it is crucially important to leverage the full diagnostic power of CT as part of the SPECT/CT study.
