The phrase "specially important" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to emphasize the level of importance of something within a sentence. Example: It is specially important to save money for emergencies in case unexpected expenses arise.
Two fresh migrants are here, and one of them is specially important - the cuckoo.
"There are two things that are specially important in dancing this ballet, or any Balanchine ballet.
The work is specially important this year, because at least one-third, and possibly one-half, of the delegates will be contested.
In this context, in a PV-park it is specially important losses related to shadows between trackers.
Rate dependent asymmetric phenomena of such alloys is specially important at high homologous temperature because of the appearance of one or more long period superstructures.
Action theory, Subfield of philosophy of mind that is specially important for ethics; it concerns the distinction between things that happen to a person and things one does or makes happen.
In order to avoid losing important data specially the nonverbal aspects of the original communication situation such as body language which are especially important at behavioral engagement analysis, the researcher attended the discussion sessions as a non-participatory observer to track the nonverbal indicators.
The last is specially significant.
This is important specially if we are interested in purpose oriented network design (pond) as for example the detection of noncompliance with water quality standards, the detection of higher quantiles in the marginal probability distributions at ungauged locations, the presence or absence of a geophysical variable as soil contaminants, hydrocarbons, golds and so on.
Why is Miró's specially commissioned studio so important?
Many were specially cast to commemorate important events in the lives of their possessors.
