The phrase "all of the priority" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and may confuse readers, as "priority" is typically used in a singular or plural form without "the" in this context.
Example: "We need to address all of the priorities on our list before the deadline."
Alternatives: "all priorities" or "every priority".
"It's understandable," he said, "that all of the priorities they had on the campaign trail may be leapfrogged".
Bharara seems to like his high profile, and appears to be gunning for an even bigger one: he suggested that the new US attorney general of the United States should share all of the priorities of Bharara's own office.
"Democrats are committed to passing a tax cut that is fair to all Americans," said Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the House minority leader, "that is part of a responsible, honest budget that balances all of the priorities that are important to America's families".
"We are running way behind, and if we cannot get a response to our appeals on these emergencies, then I'm going to have to make some horrible choices that could seriously erode all of the priorities that you've been discussing and that I'm working on".
Potential implementers of health research priorities are unlikely to adopt or use priorities unless they are fully informed of all aspects of the priority setting process; transparency increases the credibility and thus the acceptability of the final result.
In this way a democratic learning process is started in which stakeholders are involved in all steps of the priority setting.
"What we could have done, had we had another week," he said, "was to look at everybody on the waiting list and say, 'Do they all need to be on?' " "Of all the priorities," he added, "that was not in the top two or three".
"Of all the priorities we have on the list for this session, I don't think this is No. 1, but it may very well be something worthwhile to do".
For all types of angioedema, the priority of acute management is maintenance of airway patency.
The research we've done suggests that, far from being the starting point for everything the GLA does, it is often simply put at the bottom of the priority in all the offices of the GLA.
