The phrase "as a priority focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance of a particular issue or task that needs to be addressed first.
Example: "In our upcoming strategy meeting, we will discuss the new marketing campaign, with customer engagement as a priority focus."
Alternatives: "as a primary concern" or "as a key emphasis".
All centres have identified education as a priority focus of their programmes.
Lashio is one of the townships in Myanmar recommended as a priority focus for HIV interventions due to the high HIV prevalence among IDUs 48.5% in 2007.
While all CVD factors should be addressed, such programs should consider dietary aspects as a priority focus for these rural, Nigerian adolescents.
Budget limitations have reduced the EO's ability to strengthen UNICEF's internal evaluation capacity at the decentralized levels, in spite of the Executive Board's having identified this as a priority focus.
The main focus of the questions was to understand health professional feelings towards the MECC initiative and delivering brief lifestyle behaviour change advice, which for the purpose of this study was defined in relation to smoking and obesity-related behaviours as these were a priority focus for the hospital.
Most of the selected legislative documents recognized violence as a national priority, focusing on specific violence-related behavior and emphasizing enforcement.
As a priority, countries must focus on the poorest, the most marginalised and the most vulnerable members of society by ensuring data collection, system reform aimed at equity in social protection system for children, participation of socially excluded families and quality of services targeting the poorest 20% of the population.
Decentralization and capacity building at local level emerged as priority focus, cutting across other areas, and the way administrative reform interact with this process.
The item "difficulty climbing stairs" could seem to be important because climbing stairs represents a substantial effort, and was also identified by patients as a priority during interviews and focus groups [ 11].
These of course, are not new concepts but they remain a priority and something translational scientists should continue to focus as a priority.
There is evidence from the patient interviews that patients value using the PRISMS as a basis for a patient centred, priority focused review appointment.
