The phrase "particularly important issue" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when emphasizing the significance of a specific topic or matter in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In today's meeting, we will address a particularly important issue that affects our entire organization."
Alternatives: "especially significant matter" or "notably critical topic"
The fate of permafrost in a warmer world is a particularly important issue.
Basque separatism is a particularly important issue to conservative Spaniards, who fear the break-up of Spain.
In India, trust was a particularly important issue for women, especially when dealing with unfamiliar mobile technology".
This is a particularly important issue for entrepreneurs, who often find themselves negotiating with opponents larger in size.
This is a particularly important issue given that this year food prices have risen to near 2008 levels, driving around 44 million people into poverty.
Remembering that we are in the 21st century, with all the changes that have been brought about in the last decade, is a particularly important issue and commitment for the Brooklyn Museum.
Nighy, who is also official spokesman for the National Society for Epilepsy, says learning disability and mental health are particularly important issues to him.
My institutional analysis reveals two particularly important issues in the design of a technology fund: credible commitment to funding rules and the use of a balanced burden sharing rule.
Aggregation and degradation are two particularly important issues that can appear at various stages of biopharmaceutical development.
Early diagnosis and identification of preclinical AD are particularly important issues considering the development of underlying neuropathology in those yet to display clinical symptoms.
Sex workers in Chennai, India experience personal, family and health care system barriers when accessing free HIV prevention services: stigma, discrimination and negative interactions with health care workers are particularly important issues affecting access to care for these women [ 34].
