The phrase "as its top priority" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the main focus or most important concern of an organization, project, or individual.
Example: "The company has committed to reducing its carbon footprint as its top priority for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "as its main focus" or "as its highest concern."
The new unity government formed early this month by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu named as its top priority rewriting it by Aug. 1, the deadline set by the court for the law to expire.
Neither viewed market share as its top priority, but both kept it current in their databases to be ready for the occasional question from senior management.
Most of all the Brotherhood has been very clear that it sees turning around Egypt's economy as its top priority, before any cultural issues.
This approach maintains system integrity and security as its top priority.
But, in the past few years, climate change has emerged as its top priority.
For the past five decades, U.S. immigration policy has ranked family reunification as its top priority.
The campaign will encompass 23 states, but the union, which has not endorsed a candidate in the Democratic primaries and caucuses, listed Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, all key battleground states, as its top priorities.
Gordon Brown is due to inherit a Labour party which puts education and housing as its top priorities, and believes last week's local elections were bad for the party and not "the respectable springboard for the general election" claimed by Tony Blair.
The report, which cites "health and safety" as its top priorities, recommended banning panhandling while "not stationary," and restricting panhandling within 10 meters of any theatre, gallery, venue, parking pay station, and any business licensed to serve alcohol.
The Sierra Club has made conserving as much of Tejon Ranch as possible its top priority for the state, said Bill Corcoran, a senior regional representative.
New York definitely has its own unique driving culture that differs strongly from San Francisco and Chicago, but SpotHero CEO Mark Lawrence tells me his team is ready to put it all out there as it seeks to make NYC its top priority.
