The phrase "advancing priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the importance or urgency of a task or project that is being prioritized for progress or development.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will focus on advancing priority projects to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "increasing priority" or "heightening priority".
These two factors we think will advance priority setting for conservation action and serve as the basis for social networks that strive to share successes and failures of conservation action.This approach can be applied to other regions as a means of coordinating conservation activities and ideally moving beyond a bay by bay approach to conservation at estuaries.
Instead, Mr. Bush has focused on building his presidential library and a policy institute to advance priorities like education, global health, freedom and economic growth.
Multitasking also offers a greater flexibility, allowing a system to employ advanced priority-based scheduling policies to meet the critical timing constraints of individual tasks.
It can, in theory, offer a clear statement of the popular will and let citizens advance priorities that elected officials will not address.
"Hillary Clinton has got a track record, all the way back to being a middle-schooler in a Methodist youth group, of trying to advance priorities for others, and Donald Trump is for himself," Kaine added.
Could it be that the Democrats will seize on this moment of national crisis in a way that will advance priorities and initiatives to truly move us away from destructive sources of energy?
An important 2007 Lancet article by Jeremy Shiffman and Stephanie Smith, examining the role of the safe motherhood advocacy community in advancing global priority for maternal health, argued that difficulties relating to the actors and the nature of safe motherhood itself meant that safe motherhood was still in its infancy as a global health initiative.
Neither intuitive low-level judgements nor plausible high-level principles are given advance priority.
The other problem is the temptation to play the U.N. game of compromise and "consensus," in which member states horse-trade in hopes of advancing pet priorities.
She has been hugely successful in advancing progressives' priorities over the last year and a half.
