[Grammar] Be of an extreme importance

May we say :"This is of an extreme importance."?If we omit the indefinite article in the sentence, is it right？Thanks for the answer.

Hello,

You should omit.

Rgds

There could be times when the article makes sense- what's the context?

Tdol said:

There could be times when the article makes sense- what's the context?

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Sorry,the sentence is from a dictionary by a Japanese without context.I hope you can explain it under different supposed condition.Thank you very much!

/A learner/

notletrest said:

May we say :"This is of an extreme importance."?If we omit the indefinite article in the sentence, is it right？Thanks for the answer.

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Is it right to omit "the" in the sentence?

Yes, according to my two dictionaries which say that "importance" is an uncountable noun.

e2e4 said:

/A learner/

Is it right to omit "the" in the sentence?

Yes, according to my two dictionaries which say that "importance" is an uncountable noun.

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No, the question was about the "indefinite article" - 'an' in this case.
As usual, you are on the wrong track.

May we say : "This is of an extreme importance."? If we omit the indefinite article in the sentence, is it right？The sentence is from a dictionary by a Japanese without context. Thanks for the answer.

I merged your threads, because there did not seem to be any point in asking the same question in a new thread.

It is of extreme importance, without the article.
It is extremely important.