The phrase "accord precedence" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to give or grant priority or superiority to something. Example: In our company, we always accord precedence to the safety of our employees over meeting deadlines.
Their accusation assumes significance in the context of a fragile democracy like India where market forces are accorded precedence over farmers' needs until election time.
The Lord President of the Council was accorded precedence as one of the King's chief officers in 1661.
Then he assembled the ribbons denoting the captain's awards in the proper order according to precedence: a Bronze Star, his highest medal, went on the top, and the others followed like the words on a page.
Voting in the Comitia Centuriata proceeded by centuries according to precedence, starting with the equites, followed by the first and wealthiest class; these groups constituted a clear majority over the combined votes of the other four classes if they voted as a block.
Indeed, each project arrives to the first service station and continues its routing according to precedence network of its class.
In particular, a simple procedure is developed to decompose the filter model according to the precedence order of the state/parameter estimation process.
Despite a recent argument about which project should take precedence, according to McLagan, "it's looking very healthy" for a full Faces lineup in 2015.
According to design precedence, all slope remediation applications that use geofoam blocks should incorporate permanent drainage systems to prevent instability of the lightweight geofoam blocks due to hydrostatic and seepage pressures.
Commits are drawn according to their precedence order.
These study results were distributed according to the precedence of what is related to the study objectives.
