"of peripheral importance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that is not essential or important to the topic or discussion at hand. For example, "The style of the report is of peripheral importance; the content is what matters most."
"Any unfairness to the particular accused" in most cases, the High Court of Australia wrote in 1995, "will be of no more than peripheral importance".
Instead, Assayas and Gerwig gab about the then-real-life indie rock scene immortalized in Clean, about the peripheral importance of blocking a scene, and about "Kristen [Stewart] the person, not Kristen the movie star".
Its importance for understanding terrorism is crucial because it seeks to highlight the importance of peripheral countries on international arena, meeting the objectives of some terrorist organizations, despite the use of completely antagonistic means.
Conversely, we observed no case caused by a central mechanism alone, highlighting the importance of peripheral causes in ICU patients, as previously reported [9].
However, based on reports of the importance of peripheral cannabinoid receptors in the induction of analgesia [26], [41], the respective roles of peripheral and central cannabinoid receptors also deserve further attention in the context of postoperative pain resolution.
However, the unilateral sensitization of the affected limb demonstrates the importance of peripheral input in ongoing pain.
Joint replacement (2) and intraarticular local anesthetic (3) are analgesic, highlighting the importance of peripheral nociceptive mechanisms.
As such, the therapeutic importance of peripheral glucose uptake and reduced hyperglycemia may increase as the dietary intervention is prolonged.
Here, I present a conceptual framework for the importance of peripheral (non-lymphoid) antigen presentation to antigen-experienced T cells.
