The phrase "a certain priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or urgency of a particular task or issue in relation to others.
Example: "In our project, we have identified a certain priority that must be addressed before moving forward."
Alternatives: "a specific priority" or "a particular priority".
"You need almost a service-level agreement that commits them contractually to solving certain problems in a certain priority order," Ms. Lord said.
My colleagues will be a certain priority.
Intrinsic value thus has a certain priority over extrinsic value.
How I'm interested in things that happen in my family or my close knit family is going to be a certain priority.
Here, the term "real time" means disseminating data along with specific time-related constraints [2], such as predictable latency or a certain priority in data distribution.
The responsibility people have to treat individuals and groups they affect in a morally appropriate and, in particular, even-handed way has hence a certain priority over their moral duty to turn circumstances into just ones through some kind of equalization.
As the OWTS is part of a federal-provincial-territorial initiative, certain priority setting decisions were made at a national level including the decision to target wait times and the selection of the five focus areas.
"Of all targets," White continues, "New York has a certain clear priority.
White went on to write that, in the annihilation stakes, New York, through its urban concentration, "has a certain clear priority".
In this account, beauty is at least as objective as any other concept, or indeed takes on a certain ontological priority as more real than particular Forms: it is a sort of Form of Forms.
Second, justice is widely agreed to be an important value, arguably "the first virtue of social institutions" (Rawls 1999a, 1), and thus if public reason is grounded in the value of justice, this would also explain what some take to be an important feature of public reason, namely, that its conclusions ought to have a certain deliberative priority for citizens.
