The phrase "a priority to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of making improvements in a specific area or process.
Example: "Our team has identified a priority to improve customer satisfaction in the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "an emphasis on improvement" or "a focus on enhancement".
National cancer policies identify the improvement of care coordination as a priority to improve the delivery of health services for people with cancer.
It has become a priority to improve in this area.
Williams said at the combine that's a priority to improve.
Improving continuity of carer for the most vulnerable women should be a priority to improve outcomes for mothers and babies".
Studies on alternative materials are nowadays clearly a priority to improve energy consumption and optimize waste management.
He has made it a priority to improve the State University of New York, which lacks the endowments of more prominent university systems in states like Texas.
Dissemination and diffusion efforts have been increasingly highlighted as a priority to improving population health and reducing disparities [ 10- 13].
This remarkable progress is the result of sustained action by leaders – to make saving children's lives a policy and a political priority, to improve and use data about child survival, and to scale up proven interventions.
Mr. Reilly said he would make it a top priority to improve sagging morale among guards.
More than 800 000 people in the UK have dementia, and it is a government priority to improve dementia care.
Clinical prediction rules (CPRs) developed to identify sub-groups of people with neck pain for different prognoses (i.e. prognostic) or response to treatments (i.e. prescriptive) have been recommended as a research priority to improve health outcomes for these conditions.
