The phrase "is highly significant for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the importance or relevance of something in relation to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The research findings are highly significant for understanding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "is very important for" or "holds great significance for".
"This is highly significant for us to have female pilots among our personnel," Sharafbafi said when she announced the new policy, the Times reported.
The determination of this stress is highly significant for the reliability of the design stages and dimensioning.
Scientifically revealing the spatial relationships between landscape fragmentation and related factors is highly significant for land management and urban planning.
These findings indicate that designing not only molecules but also contact structures is highly significant for realizing a desirable function in single molecular devices.
Moreover, the findings on the qualitative CSR measure, based on interaction between its dimensions, show that the substitutability of these dimensions is highly significant for firm performance.
Additionally, these methods can take the time-ordered specialty into account which is highly significant for time-series-based anomaly detection.
This meeting between the two scientists was highly significant for the future of chemistry.
Their presence, all the same, was highly significant for a movement in which underrepresentation of women has long been the norm.
This was highly significant; for 18 months thereafter, there was an unprecedented reduction in the daily average prison population, the only decline in numbers over the last three decades.
It seems to me that these results, if truly indicative of what people actually believe, are highly significant for the present debate about religion.
Dr. Haddad added, "It's highly significant for the medical community and could potentially change the way we treat our patients".
