The phrase "would be paramount" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express something that is of utmost importance or highest priority. Here is an example: "In order for our company to be successful, customer satisfaction would be paramount. We must always prioritize meeting the needs and expectations of our customers."
A shift in cultural consciousness would be paramount.
Recognising Soviet crimes in eastern Europe would be paramount to undermining his domestic narrative.
Brand extension and diversification into new areas of business would be "paramount", he added.
A spokesperson from the Department of Energy and Climate Change also said the safety of British reactors would be paramount.
They built a small, fast defense with the idea that they would most often be playing with a lead, so rushing the opposing passer would be paramount.
WARSAW — For an industry based on human performance, you might think that the health of the participants would be paramount to the event.
In our hypothesis the main driver of glycolytic flux would be demand for ATP (for tumour cell growth), so ATP control of glycolysis would indeed be paramount, as predicted by metabolic control analysis.
This craft of drawing would clearly be paramount in a book "dedicated to everyone who loves a pencil".
McElmore's estate does seem to be on solid standing with these claims if, as alleged, Reed or the production companies didn't get consent from McLemore to use his identity; the exact wording of any kind of waiver he signed would likely be paramount.
Up against this, you have the three main technical obstacles; Security (data-integrity would have to be paramount); Scaleability (the system would have to be 100% crash-proof); and Synergy (top-level interaction with the postal and physical ballots to ensure no one votes twice).
In the absence of congressional regulation, which would be of paramount authority when adopted, they are valid and binding.
