The phrase "agreed priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where two or more parties have come to a consensus on the importance or order of tasks or issues.
Example: "After our meeting, we established an agreed priority for the upcoming project milestones."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted priority" or "consensus priority".
The agreed priority was to reach some agreement about action in face of the disastrous overheating of the planet and Africa's poverty.
The research should be focused on a security-related NATO priority area (e.g., defence against terrorism or countering other security threats, or an agreed priority research area of the Partner country).
The DaO, through the One UN Programme, has brought positive elements to the UN system by enabling the UN agencies to work more closely on agreed priority areas of work.
It is expected to save £100m, which, according to the Higher Education Funding Council for England, will be "available for Hefce to redistribute according to agreed priorities yet to be decided".
Following meetings between the leader and all members of the shadow cabinet, we have agreed priorities, work programme, deadlines and responsibilities for the first phase over the next year.
Table 2 shows the final top 10 agreed priorities.
Widespread dissemination of these agreed priorities will optimise their usefulness.
The 12 recommendations were reduced to 7 agreed priorities at the international symposium.
At the commissioning interface between priority setting and the funding of specific pieces of research, there is some scope for subtle defection from the agreed priorities [ 116].
These issues were the focus of an initiative to develop agreed priorities to guide the future research agenda for intervention studies in this field.
We reported many agreed priorities for cancer care in rural areas in our paper, of which agreed multidisciplinary protocols for chemotherapy in local areas was one (Stevenson et al, 2003).
