Preposition: of

• hygiene: Advice about the importance of good hygiene should be given and HAV vaccination considered as above.

• nutrition: The importance of adequate nutrition for a child's physical development and concentration in school must be brought home to teachers.

• communication: Always bear in mind the importance of communications with staff, whether to inform, update or to reassure.

• factor: However, the importance of economic factors and the professional attitudes of doctors and officials in shaping a popular consensus must not be forgotten.

• involvement: In fact, the new DfES E-learning Strategy document ( 2003 ) highlights the importance of teacher involvement in the design of new technology.

• diet: A. In caring for a child with Cystic Fibrosis a great deal of emphasis is placed on the importance of diet and growth.

Converse of object

• emphasize: Trotsky emphasized the importance of the British trade unions.

• recognize: A majority recognized the importance of eating patterns in relation to dental caries.

• stress: Thank you, JS - I can't stress often enough the importance of knowing we have a regular, secure source of income.

• highlight: The Bog Standard campaign aims to highlight the importance of access to decent hygiene facilities.

• underline: These are to underline the importance of debate in history.

• attach: Health Center The Bank attaches great importance to the wellbeing of its staff.

Preposition: for

• conservation: Some areas have been identified as being of international, national or local importance for nature conservation.

Adjective modifier

• paramount: However the welfare of others is always of paramount importance.

• utmost: Being able to stop the boat is also of the utmost importance.

• vital: The Center for Social Justice affirms the vital importance in politics of treating all humanity with dignity.

• relative: The sequence of topic letters shows the relative importance of the topic.

• crucial: Access to the public transport system is then said to be of crucial importance for those without access to a car.

• fundamental: Trust is not only of fundamental importance, it is deep in human nature we each trust hundreds of people every day.

Noun used with modifier

• conservation: West Angle Bay ) have a considerable marine biological and conservation importance.