"paramount paper" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is of the utmost priority or importance. For example: "The mayor made completing the paramount paper work her top priority."
Although the expansion in ageing research means that a better understanding of the particular challenges that are associated with the recruitment of older people is paramount, few papers have systematically described such challenges and their solutions.
The principle of local schools working together, with continuing scope for parental involvement, should be paramount – the white paper seems overly preoccupied with breaking up local relationships.
As she sat patiently listening, I gave her the works, from the two papers I had submitted recently (emphasising the paramount importance of getting papers published in this science game), to the several grant proposals I was involved in, one of which I hoped would provide the funding to pull me straight back into science.
Performance-based design for fire, in which prescriptive codes are simply a tool within a performance-based mindset, offers many important benefits but also has many acknowledged problems and risks; this paper argues that paramount among the problems is the way that we, as a global engineering profession, educate and nurture FSE professionals.
"A cast-iron guarantee was being given to all participants that their confidentiality and privacy as to their conduct, performance, contributions and participation...would be paramount and respected," [court] papers said.
The framework presented in this paper is of a paramount importance when it comes to the mitigation, the prevention and the attribution of telephony abuse incidents.
For important stories, like the Pentagon Papers, this trust is paramount.
Since the notion of steady state is of paramount importance to innumerable engineering situations, the contents of this paper have wider scope.
This paper highlights that controlling wetting characteristics of the anode DM and MPL is of paramount importance for mitigating methanol crossover in DMFCs.
On paper, the "mother!" opening was almost a stillbirth ― one-fifth of what "Noah" (another Aronfosky-Paramount collaboration) made during its debut in 2014.
