English Collocations

A significant contribution is an important or substantial addition or input.

“The researcher made a significant contribution to the field of medicine.”

A significant correlation is a substantial or important relationship between two or more variables.

“The study found a significant correlation between the variables.”

A significant degree of something is a substantial or considerable amount or level.

“The company has a significant degree of control over the market.”

A significant development is an important or substantial advancement or progress.

“The company has announced a significant development in its new product line.”

A significant difference is a substantial or important distinction or variation.

“The study found a significant difference between the two groups.”

A significant effect is a substantial or important influence or impact.

“The new policy has had a significant effect on the economy.”

A significant factor is an important or substantial element or influence.

“The significant factor in the company's success is its innovative approach.”

A significant feature is an important or substantial characteristic or aspect.

“The significant feature of the new product is its energy efficiency.”

Significant figures are the important or substantial digits in a number or measurement.

“The researcher rounded the data to three significant figures.”

Significant growth is substantial or important increase or expansion.

“The company has experienced significant growth over the past year.”

A significant impact is a substantial or important influence or effect.

“The new policy has had a significant impact on the environment.”

A significant improvement is a substantial or important advancement or enhancement.

“The company has made a significant improvement in its customer service.”

This refers to a notable improvement or rise in something.

“The significant increase in production led to a substantial rise in profits.”

This refers to a considerable impact or effect on something.

“The significant influence of social media on young people's behaviour is a cause for concern.”

This refers to a notable exchange or engagement between people or things.

“The significant interaction between the new staff member and the team was crucial for the project's success.”

This refers to a considerable quantity or amount.

“The significant number of protesters made it difficult for the police to contain the crowd.”

This refers to a crucial or important portion of something.

“The significant part of the company's budget is spent on research and development.”

This refers to a considerable amount or share of something.

“A significant portion of the profits from the sale will be donated to charity.”

This refers to a considerable percentage or share of something.

“A significant proportion of the students are interested in studying abroad.”

This refers to a notable decrease or decrease in something.

“The significant reduction in emissions resulted from the new environmental policy.”

This refers to a considerable connection or correlation between two things.

“The significant relationship between exercise and mental health is well established.”

This refers to a crucial or important part that something plays.

“The significant role of women in the workforce is often underestimated.”

This refers to a notable change or movement in something.

“The significant shift in consumer behaviour is a result of the economic downturn.”

This refers to a considerable difference or change in something.

“The significant variation in the climate makes it essential to have a plan for natural disasters.”