"more essential and" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to compare the importance or necessity of two things. You can use it to emphasize that one thing is more important or necessary than another. Example: "In order to achieve success, it is more essential and crucial to have determination and perseverance, rather than just relying on luck."
But the project was delayed for several years by more essential and costly work, including repointing the exterior.
Like the food, the room is crafted to feel sylvan and wild, somehow more essential and real than your own life.
Revering Italian Renaissance painters, he whittled down his earlier figurative work into something more essential and visceral, losing the object altogether.
"As Hollywood increasingly depends on these franchises for their bottom line, Boom's content becomes more essential and more valuable," he said.
But, for just that reason, these movies are all the more essential and enduring they bring about changes in mood, tone, emotional tenor or temperature, changes in the inner life, in the inner inner life.
When you're young and still constructing an identity, the physical emblems of your inner life appear more essential, and if you're single, your bookshelves provide a way of advertising your discernment to potential mates.
With protected budgets – to which we must now add defence – grabbing a larger share each year of a declining pot, that will leave many more essential local and social services to charities and other sources.
They're structures that work in an analogous way to people and situations you recognize, but they get at some more essential quality and they also defamiliarize with conventions.
They forced Minimalism's object awareness back toward something more essential, visionary and slightly loony.
Hungary shows us those principles are more essential ― and perhaps more fragile ― than we might think.
It's much more essential plot and character points than people think it is because you're going to be seeing Samwell dissatisfied and disenchanted.
