The phrase "addressed as priority" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are emphasizing that something should be given priority over something else. For example, "This issue should be addressed as priority before we move onto the next subject."
"We had a very productive meeting with them and assured them that all of their security concerns would be addressed as a priority of the city".
The education system must be addressed as a priority from as young as primary age, so the next generation do not get caught in the same predicament as their predecessors.
While many of CBEY's existing funding opportunities address sustainability issues with an implied or voluntary impact on climate change, the explicit focus of the grant ensures that climate-mitigation is addressed as a priority amidst various social and environmental impacts, and signals that innovators have a unique role in that process.
Chief Inspector of Hospitals Prof Ted Baker said those issues needed to be addressed as a "priority".
NEW YORK, 4 December 2012 – UNICEF and UNESCO launched today a "global online conversation" to ensure that education is effectively addressed as a priority in the post 2015 development agenda.
The need to minimise the current shortfall in assessment rates in the private maternity setting, particularly during pregnancy, is especially evident and should be addressed as a priority.
Resource, including staff, availability should be addressed as a priority, since this seems a particularly salient determinant of job dissatisfaction in the public, relative to private, sector.
Because there are no visible outbreaks, if a country has no political will to eliminate the disease among women and babies, it does not get addressed as a priority.
It says that ethnic minorities are under represented in the most senior parts of the public sector and this should be addressed "as a top priority".
