"it deems important" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to indicate that something is considered significant or necessary by a certain person or entity. Example: The company's CEO emphasized that employee training was a top priority, stating, "It deems important for our employees to continuously develop their skills and knowledge."
One such site for contestation is children's literature, which has a sociological function to inform, educate and inculcate values which it deems important in its readers.
"It appears that Microsoft has carved out exemptions to protect itself in the fields it deems important for its future," an industry executive said.
Hogan aides said the administration has provided advice and counsel on bills that it deems important.
In case you hadn't noticed, New York is on a losing streak in endeavors that it deems important.
Ms. Leff said the museum and government would have no qualms about trying to retrieve other Kennedy items it deems important.
A later test may involve a version of Twitter's Highlights, summaries of what it deems important, coming to longer threads, Haider said.
The Russians wanted to have a foothold in a place it deemed important to its strategic interests.
The study gave high marks to only two colleges, Brooklyn and City, saying that they required students to take classes in most of the areas it deemed important.
It's great (I always feel like I know what's going on before everyone else), but the app had one major flaw: BNO News pushed an alert for every story it deemed important.
These important stories will be denoted with a small blue triangle in the corner, and you can manually tell Facebook if it missed an important story, or if you don't care for one of the items it deemed important (in this sense, it's a bit like Gmail's Priority Inbox).
The California-based company analyzed zip codes with high incidence of home flips -- property sold twice in 12 months -- that also met criteria it deemed important to the trendy demographic: percentage of young people in the population, and accessibility to public transportation.
