The phrase "afforded high priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or urgency assigned to a particular task, project, or issue.
Example: "In our project management system, tasks that are critical to the project's success are afforded high priority to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "given top priority" or "assigned high importance".
Another F.B.I. memo, dated Oct. 17, 1973, says the "investigation is to be afforded highest priority and security.
Given the number of NTDs recognised by the WHO which can give rise to acute or chronic skin presentations (table 1), the assessment of skin disease in sub-Saharan Africa should be afforded higher priority on research agendas, particularly due to the lack of programmatic data surrounding their distribution, severity and management.
For example, the sustainable production of woodfuel may be of considerable importance in a rapidly expanding urban area in a developing country, whereas the provision of recreational opportunities may be afforded higher priority in cities with developed economies.
Accordingly these regions should be afforded high scientific and conservation priority (Table 5).
In summary, our research suggests that in this region in northern Ghana, clean delivery is afforded a high priority among health care providers and community members.
Larger areas could also be placed under SFM, which affords conservation high priority as a management objective.
In addition, while the economic elements of FiT designs were afforded the highest priority by stakeholders, broader contemporary analysis shows that policy makers and regulators should continue to combine economic, technology, system and administration elements into tariffs that can deliver new RE supplies.
It affords high speed and high throughput.
One aspect to the issue of timing related to a concern that, in addressing ACP issues with patients, nurses risk being out of step with GPs and hospital doctors, whom they perceive are either yet to afford ACP a high priority or do not feel comfortable about raising it until very late in a disease trajectory.
