The phrase "important revolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a change in society that is significant and meaningful. For example, the American Revolution of 1776 was an important revolution that had a lasting impact on the history of the United States.
Yet the next day, the most important revolution in Middle East history took place!
Meanwhile, in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, an inventor is hoping to usher in a separate but equally important revolution.
Despite its small size, Uruguay has the potential to be part of "the most important revolution in recent Latin American history," Dr. Vázquez told an ecstatic throng of several hundred thousand people here on Wednesday night at a rally closing his campaign.
The concept of TSS is perhaps the most important revolution in surgical techniques in recent times.
Because the multisymplectic idea presented a new requirement for a numerical algorithm, it has aroused an important revolution in numerical methods for PDEs.
Water shortages could grind this important revolution down, or force it into greater competition with agricultural producers over shared supplies.
The seaside has seen some of art's most important revolutions.
I'll come back to the question of how important that revolution really was.
But the most important workplace revolution would be much more flexible hours.
Satin rightly addresses that other important coffee revolution, you know, the one with that mermaid chick and her two tails.
How is it possible that a society pays tribute to a man who is not from that country and we have no tributes to a woman who not only marked the entry of women into politics and the country's most important social revolution, but who also represented the people and country with more passion than anyone in history," Fernández said.
