The phrase "added priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or urgency of a task or issue that has been increased or emphasized.
Example: "Due to the recent developments, we have assigned added priority to the project to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "increased priority" or "heightened priority".
Just last month, Delta added priority boarding and 20 percent off in-flight food, beverages and movies to the range of perks it offers Gold and Platinum Delta SkyMiles American Express card holders.
Trump's military plan would also put an added priority on cyber defense and missile defense, and would ask generals to submit a plan within his first 30 days to defeat Islamic State militants, something the military has been working on for years.
Among the ideas they've discussed are adding priority parking and other benefits to memberships.
This adds priority to larger peaks.
This paper offers an incremental process to acquire defaults from human experts directly and at the same time it provides added semantics to defaults by adding priorities to defaults and creating additional relations between them.
Recently, John Horty (Horty 2007) has examined the implications of adding priorities among defaults (in the form of a partial ordering), which would permit the recognition of specificity and other grounds for preferring one default to another.
He added: "Our priority is to provide food, water and shelter to those affected.
Neill added: "The priority must be to ensure that victims of crime are properly informed.
He added: "Their priority should be to rebuild their financial strength and increase their lending.
The spokesman added: "Our priority is bringing home the British nationals and guaranteeing their safety and security".
She described Mr. Othman as "a truly dangerous man" and added, "My priority is the safety of the country, and I want him removed as soon as possible".
