The phrase "a higher precedence for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing priorities or the importance of one thing over another in a specific context.
Example: "In this project, we have established a higher precedence for user experience than for aesthetic design."
Alternatives: "greater priority for" or "increased importance for".
If γ is independent, then it is given the higher precedence else the composition operator is given a higher precedence. .
If β is independent, then it is given the higher precedence else the composition operator is given a higher precedence.
Such a daughter keeps her precedence if marrying a commoner (unless that marriage somehow confers a higher precedence), but rank as their husband if marrying a peer.
"Countering oppression is a duty which has a higher precedence than watching a game of cricket, or hanging out with friends," One protester said.
Therefore, the 'Location' detection algorithm has a higher precedence than city, state, or country detectors.
As predicted, participants who had mastered the hierarchical structure of algebra exhibited object-based attention for algebraic sub-expressions (i.e., variables around a higher-precedence operation).
Conversely, when adults write out algebraic expressions, they place terms connected by a higher-precedence operation (e.g., multiplication) closer together than those connected by a lower-precedence operation (e.g., addition; Landy & Goldstone, 2007b).
The proposed slot conflict resolution can have minor inefficiencies when a node with a higher transmit precedence for a particular slot does not have any message to send, while another node is not allowed to send its message in the same slot due to a lower precedence.
In case of congestion, forwarding nodes try to protect packets with lower drop precedences from being lost by preferably discarding packets with a higher drop precedence value.
