The phrase "as a priority market" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or focus of a specific market in a business or strategic context.
Example: "We have identified Asia as a priority market for our expansion efforts in the coming year."
Alternatives: "as a key market" or "as a focus market".
The documents also identify the autocratic kingdom as a "priority market" for business.
Qatar is on a list of countries described as a "priority market" for UK arms sales, ministers have told parliament.
As the regime continued to jail human rights campaigners, Britain last year designated Bahrain as a "priority market" for its weapons.
The defence ministry lists Brunei as a "priority market" which may buy more than £500m of weaponry if the warships row is resolved.
India is rapidly becoming one of the world's largest arms importers and is listed as a "priority market" for UK arms exports," said the London-based Campaign Against the Arms Trade. London-based Campaign Against the Arms Trade
"It is shocking that despite continuing unrest in Thailand, the UK government lists Thailand as a priority market for arms exports," said Henry McLaughlin, of the Campaign Against the Arms Trade.
But Kaltenborn disagreed, particularly as India remains a priority market for existing team sponsors and the car manufacturers in the sport, such as Renault.
My background has involved running national promotional product tours, executing new product launch programs, developing marketing materials, produce product sales training presentations, vendor contract negotiation, as well as directing priority market selections for sales objectives all while developing strong relationships with these business associates, vendors & media outlets.
About 18% of easyJet's 50 million monthly passengers are business travellers and McCall has earmarked the corporate market as a priority for growth, despite signs that the high price of oil could lead to cutbacks in routes.
The European Parliament and the EU Council have committed to adopting the package of laws by the end of 2012 as a priority action in the Single Market Act.
Georgia has made it a priority to market itself as a tourist destination, an investment that is reflected in shiny new border control stations, tourist information offices and newly paved roads up to mountain villages.
