The phrase "instill the importance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize the importance of something. For example: I want to instill the importance of saving money in my children.
Instill the importance of daily physical activity in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Tamara Rojo at the English National Ballet, meanwhile, announced shortly after she became director that she was determined to instill the importance of a healthy body image among her dancers and to root out any remaining instances of disordered eating.
My grandmother helped to instill the importance of embracing our culture by taking us to powwows, teaching us the traditional Chippewa stories, and having us spend time on the reservation.
Marie H. Trope-Podell, book project creator and manager of gallery programs at the Morgan, said that although the book project was a way to instill the importance of physical books in the next generation of readers, "it is not a rebellion or reaction against the digital book — quite the opposite".
A burgeoning crop of new programs in translational medicine aims to instill the importance of the patient connection in budding scientists.
It's a good way to instill the importance of data replication, they say, and to illustrate that in order to develop new ideas, scientists must first thoroughly understand the field in its current state.
We teach a method of living that instills the importance of self-inquiry and ethical action.
We tried to instill in them the importance of having an education.
They instill in us the importance of giving back to our communities.
You'd have to be Scrooge to trash a picture that tries to instill in children the importance of imagination, determination and appreciation of the elderly.
The program is intended to instill in students the importance of developing community partnerships, engaging communities as a means to implement sustainable healthcare initiatives, and develop their skills and competence in accomplishing these goals.
