The phrase "accorded low priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or urgency assigned to a task, project, or issue, indicating that it is not considered a priority.
Example: "In the current budget discussions, several initiatives were accorded low priority, leading to their postponement."
Alternatives: "given low priority" or "assigned low priority."
It is, however under recognized and accorded low priority.
Mental health disorders generally are accorded low priority in low-income countries [16].
Despite this and the well documented economic importance of endoparasites, their control is accorded low priority in developing countries.
Having only a few major funders limits diversity of funding [ 23], such that, if a condition is accorded low priority by these funders, such as STIs other than HIV, there are few alternative funding sources, and little research is done in that area.
The culture of medicine accords low priority to physicians' mental health.
At the same time, local flood-defense projects were accorded low political priority.
Because students do not provide campaign funds, support by state and local governments for something very important to them - higher education - is accorded a low priority.
Their research was accorded a low priority, owing to expectations that a gun-type nuclear weapon design would work for both uranium-235 and plutonium, and implosion technology would not be required.
Contact tracing is generally accorded a low priority by National Tuberculosis Programs (NTP) of low-income countries.
Given the competing and often urgent demands faced by leaders, regular engagement with front-line workers is typically accorded a low priority in many workplaces.
It is also a cost-effective and accessible method [ 38], especially in developing countries like Thailand, where mental health services are provided mainly in psychiatric hospitals in large cities, and where psychiatric rehabilitation is often under-funded and the needs of caregivers are accorded a low priority [ 39].
