The phrase "with no importance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is not significant or relevant. Example: "The details of the meeting were discussed at length, with no importance given to the minor issues."
Ninety-one percent of first-time buyers who rated compatibility as low-to-no importance agreed with the financial analysis subscale.
"Every evening I shall sit down to dine with you, not with my body, which is of no importance, but with my soul," he tells his long-lost love at the doorstep.
"A Man of No Importance," with music by Stephen Flaherty and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens Ragtimeme" and "Seussical") is, as they say in the movies, on its way to a theater near you.
The problem with "A Man of No Importance" (at Lincoln Center's Mitzi E. Newhouse Theatre) — a musical based on the 1994 film about an Irish bus conductor who joins an amateur dramatic society through which he successfully sublimates his homosexual confusion — is that it doesn't know whether it wants to be art or commerce.
It turns out that the moments introduced by the damper into the cable are of little or no importance with regard to the energy absorbed.
Elinor and Edward soon form a close friendship, but Fanny haughtily tells Mrs. Dashwood that Edward would be disinherited if he married someone of no importance with no money.
Similar works have used PF to track neural dynamics, but with no optimal importance density (see [2, 3, 26]), or to estimate synaptic input from subthreshold recordings [11], as opposite to our proposed approach where we aim at providing estimates during the, highly nonlinear, spike regime.
The 2500 delegates to the World Radio Communication Conference, which met from 8 May to 2 June in Istanbul, Turkey, agreed to allocate all three to radio astronomers, reserving frequency bands with no scientific importance for military uses, such as satellites that require downlinks at millimeter frequency.
Standardized effect sizes were slightly lower (with no practical importance) for adjusted mean scores relative to unadjusted mean scores, and if anything slightly lower for the seven-item version than the nine-item version (Table 2).
This cooperation may lead to better utilization of the various resources and, with no less importance, may also prevent unnecessary procedures, inappropriate administration of chemotherapy and operations and hospital admission.
