"importantly relevant" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It is usually used to emphasize the importance of something that is being discussed. For example: The topic of climate change is importantly relevant to the future of humanity.
Viewability is improving Environments where ads can be more targeted, like programmatic-direct deals and private marketplaces, will mean that the right ads end up in the right (and more importantly, relevant) places.
Although philosophical questions tend to focus on what is possible or necessary or essential, as opposed to what simply is, this is not to say that what is i.e., the contingent findings of empirical science is not importantly relevant to philosophical speculation about the mind or any other topic.
They saw themselves as convincing the POs and reviewers that their idea is sound, achievable, and, most importantly, relevant to the priorities of the program.
More importantly, relevant information is pulled in from multiple news media and other sources and provided to the user in multimedia formats including text, voice and video.
As a result damaging misconceptions were exposed and more importantly relevant information about mental illness and suicide was shared with the public at large.
To CNN executives and producers, I would ask, when are you going to stop giving people like Donald Trump a soapbox and use your lucky platform to focus on serious and, more importantly, relevant national discussions, such as the one that Howard Schultz is leading to encourage business leaders to get more involved in solving social problems.
What's clear is that from an advertiser's point of view, what matters is not just the numbers, or the advertising that the wrong people see, but more importantly, staying relevant in the evolving lives of the right consumers.
Importantly, clinically relevant touch evoked allodynia and thermal induced pain were very uncommon symptoms in RAD (10 %, 8), followed by DPN (18%, 14%) and PHN (47%, 31%; p<0.001).
But it is, most importantly, highly relevant to the patient.
Importantly, many relevant ecological cues act on growth and physique, with adiposity responding as a counterbalancing risk management strategy.
(ii) Most importantly, the relevant effect does not cause the cis effect it is seen in a pure F1 hybrid.
