The phrase "inherent importance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is essential or inherent in its nature, and holds significant value or significance. Example: The inherent importance of family and relationships is often overlooked in today's fast-paced society. This sentence highlights the idea that family and relationships are essential and hold significant value regardless of the current societal norms or trends.
Right now, if inherent importance were all that mattered, I wouldn't be writing about the effects of sprawl, or the Fed succession, or even, probably, about China's brick-wall problem.
In some ways, I think, it is; certainly I have always taken to heart some passages in Raymond Chandler's The Simple Art of Murder, especially the passage in which he distinguishes between the inherent importance of themes and the extent to which they are a good subject for writers: Other things being equal, which they never are, a more powerful theme will provoke a more powerful performance.
(If you can unpack the inherent importance of baseline metrics in those examples, you didn't need the examples to grok the point, did you?).
Then, globalization carries its inherent importance without the loss of what matters most: peace of mind.
Our opinions about the lives of others are void of inherent importance or meaning.
Despite their different intentions and distinctive end products, the two groups agreed that the relationship between space and audience is of inherent importance to any architectural undertaking.
One woman wanted to better understand the alkalinity of the ramen noodle, and the historical and political importance inherent in the noodle itself.
In recent years, intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) have attracted a lot of attention given the functional importance inherent to their flexible nature.
Building awareness of the importance and inherent difficulties of information transmission was one of our major learning goals (Table 1, goal 5) and was reported by the students in all simulation iterations.
Calves, due to their inherent value and economic importance in the pastoral production system, are a highly visible group from a management perspective and are closely monitored by caretakers.
The importance of inherent randomness and modeling uncertainty in forecasting building performance is examined through a building fragility assessment of a steel frame with welded connections that was damaged during the Northridge Earthquake of 1994.
