The phrase "accords primacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is given priority or importance over other things.
Example: "In this organization, customer satisfaction accords primacy over all other objectives."
Alternatives: "gives priority" or "assigns precedence."
"To deny the Libyan people this historic opportunity to eradicate the long-standing culture of impunity would be manifestly inconsistent with [the purpose of ICC principles] which accords primacy to national judicial systems". Libya is asking for the ICC to declare its claim to try the two men as "inadmissible" and to abandon its request for their surrender.
Another two-tiered system, but of a nonconsequentialist variety, is suggested by Alan Gewirth, who accords primacy to the principle that it is a necessary condition for human agency that all be accorded equal rights to freedom and well-being.
The presence of the actor and his contemporary playwright the same person in the case of this Lear are accorded primacy.
But Lady Kennedy, chair of the select committee, slapped down his legal interpretation, pointing out that the president of the German constitutional court stated two years ago that "EU law is accorded primacy over national law".
The second part of the title should be accorded primacy: it is Wu who meets Shakespeare, and it is through such an encounter that Wu is able to negotiate multiple identities, especially that of Wu as a performer and that of his dead master.
This is not to deny that other occurrences have [End Page 3] also been important, but I would argue that in the distant future, when people look back at what happened in this century, they will find it difficult not to accord primacy to the emergence of democracy as the preeminently acceptable form of governance.
Two plausible reasons can be given for according logical primacy in the Vitruvian triad to firmitas.
In two different ways, liberals accord liberty primacy as a political value.
In other words, Sartre accords an ontological primacy to individual praxis while recognizing its enrichment as group member of a praxis that sustains predicates such as command/obedience and right/duty that are properly its own.
Exactly how charged this project is may be seen in the words he spoke as Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, that in reconciling with Rome, the Orthodox Church should not be expected to accord any greater primacy to the pope than it did before the schism.
To reduce banking risk, Tunisian banks must revise the primacy accorded to traditional balance sheet intermediation and diversify their activities.
