The phrase "adequately prioritized" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of organizing tasks or items in a way that reflects their significance or urgency.
Example: "In order to meet the project deadline, we need to ensure that all tasks are adequately prioritized."
Alternatives: "properly prioritized" or "sufficiently prioritized".
It is forced to answer to too many committees, thereby making it difficult to adequately prioritize risk.
But few of today's public spaces adequately prioritize this mission.
Tech companies drive 24percentt of the nation's exports, according to The Guardian, and members of the industry are concerned that negotiations will fail to adequately prioritize or understand the unique nature and needs of the tech industry.
But it also reveals a deeply flawed approval process that fails to adequately prioritize protecting Americans from the more than 1 billion of pounds of pesticides that are dumped on our nation's fields, gardens and lawns every year.
Thus places must be prioritized for their biodiversity value so that biodiversity can be adequately represented with the greatest economy possible, that is, through the designation of as few places for conservation as possible.
The compounds displaying high docking score were visually prioritized to identify the best-fitting compounds, i. e. the ones which adequately mimic the interactions of clinical candidate inhibitor Nutlin-3a.
The program could be further criticized for not adequately addressing the potential risks of sites and not prioritizing site cleanups based on potential risk [ Environmental Law Institute (ELI) 1999].
By understanding the characteristics of MSM who recently tested for HIV, programs can prioritize individuals in need of HIV testing and adequately address barriers to achieving universal HIV testing.
Universities absolutely should prioritize their needs – by making sure that mental health care is adequately funded, widely available and destigmatized.
