The phrase "a priority requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance or urgency of a specific requirement in a project or task.
Example: "Meeting the deadline is a priority requirement for the success of this project."
Alternatives: "an essential requirement" or "a critical requirement".
Contempt for human life has always been a priority requirement for membership of the league, and I and my fellow adjudicators were well aware of your record as governor of Texas when you quadrupled the number of state executions.
A priority requirement is a much more rapid and fundamental shift in the global patterns and incentives of investment away from unsustainable power generation, infrastructure, pollution and waste.
Family caregivers all agree that psycho-educative orientation is a priority requirement.
As earlier highlighted in this study, a key priority requirement that must be considered when designing incentives for mobile crowdsensing is the need for privacy-preserving mechanisms that ensure personal information cannot be gleaned from mined patterns [1].
If subcarrier l is not assigned to user k, ({{{c}}^{(n)}_{k,l}}) is equal to 0. In our proposed inter-operator spectrum sharing approaches, spectrum sharing among the operators is transformed into an optimization program which maintains a fair priority requirements based on the sharing policy and traffic demands of the operators while maximizing the total system throughput.
6. Select the highest priority requirement.
The primary outcome measure was the usability of the triage protocol as measured by triage officer confidence in their assignment of priority, requirement for arbitration and agreement with each other.
This makes an initial general freeze on recruitment – which would, of course, be adjusted over time to take account of priority requirements – a foregone conclusion.
Global data centers provide distributed cloud computing for a host of services, all having different bandwidth and priority requirements.
8. Build a repository for classifications (classification bank) that will allow, in combination with the list of taxonomic names, automatic construction of taxonomies to close gaps in coverage [see paragraph 2]. 9. Develop a single portal for currently accepted names - one of the priority requirements for most users [see paragraph 3].
The program is flexible because it can be arranged to meet priority requirements for information, as, for instance, when an alarm condition develops.
