The phrase "as a priority target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the importance or urgency of a specific target or goal.
Example: "In our strategic plan, we have identified climate change as a priority target for our sustainability initiatives."
Alternatives: "as a key focus" or "as a main objective".
The United States government came to regard Guzmán as a priority target in its war on drugs.
The government named the New Generation Jalisco Cartel as a priority target earlier this year following a series of direct attacks on the security forces.
Salmonella has been identified as a priority target, especially in poultry production.
The human transcriptome could therefore be considered as a priority target in the fight against cancer.
Genetic diversity is one of the three main components of biodiversity recognized by the Convention for Biodiversity as a priority target for conservation measures, yet it is still largely neglected in management plans [ 42].
The Plan singles out the LAB industry as a priority target and calls it "a serious threat to the health of the masses, causing widespread concern for the whole society [ 53]." Despite this renewed emphasis on tightening regulations on the LAB industry, the economic demand for and increased utility of LABs will contribute to further toxic emissions.
In a video from April 2014, French newspaper Le Parisien described Drugeon as being "very closely monitored by the French and American secret services," painting him as "extremely active and a priority target".
"And new information," he said, "comes in all the time, as you would expect on a priority target like Iran".
Approximately 15.2 million people, 37.5% of Kenyans in 2010, were predicted to live in areas regarded as a priority for targeting LLINs of whom 8.1 million (53.3%) were predicted to be unprotected with a treated net in 2010 (Table 2).
As a potent disease modifier for SMA, SMN2 has become a high priority target for SMA therapeutics.
In vitro data have identified PfRH5 as the highest priority target in the blood-stage malaria vaccine field for over a decade (Douglas et al., 2011).
