The phrase "as I prioritize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing your decision-making process or the importance of certain tasks or responsibilities in relation to others.
Example: "As I prioritize my tasks for the day, I will focus on the most urgent projects first."
Alternatives: "while I focus on" or "as I emphasize".
As a state legislator, I prioritize spending on the programs that keep our community safe and grow our economy.
The combination of qualitative (part A) and quantitative (part B) data allowed us to identify key factors and their relationships, as well as prioritize their relative importance.
As a pediatrician, I obviously prioritize the importance of Medicaid in child health, but as an American I am proud of how Medicaid also cares for 27 million adults with struggling incomes, 6 million seniors, and 10 million Americans with disabilities.
"In New England, high school sports are definitely not as prioritized as in other parts of the country," he said.
- Girls were not as prioritized as boys among the out-of-school children during the COBET enrolment process.
Hay turned down the faculty offer "with angst but also with a very strong sense that I needed to prioritize family as well as my husband's career".
For this I use ReadCube, as it helps prioritize papers by the number of citations they have.
I often discuss with my patients, that if they were to prioritize their health as much as they prioritize their success at work or their success as a parent, then likely they would find the time and motivation to make a healthy lifestyle change.
Even so, he acknowledged that as travelers prioritize low-priced tickets over flying with a preferred airline, carriers need to work harder to earn loyalty, especially among their elite fliers.
Furthermore, our method could substantially reduce the workload for investigators as they prioritize which criminals to investigate.
