The phrase "as priority areas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when identifying specific topics or issues that are considered important or urgent to address.
Example: "The committee has identified climate change and education reform as priority areas for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "as key focus areas" or "as critical issues".
Those areas with the highest social value abundance, diversity, rarity, and risk scores were defined as priority areas for the management of ecosystem services.
He also listed university tuition fees, nuclear power, nuclear disarmament and supporting the people of Gaza as priority areas in which the Liberal Democrats would want to influence Government policy.
She ensured that what the charity saw as priority areas for medical research were more clearly communicated to the scientific community, helping to bring greater focus for everyone involved and She sldo put greater emphasis on the role of the charity in raising awareness about hereditary ovarian cancer.
Six tools were selected as priority areas for young people to share knowledge both among peers and across generations.
The second National Development Plan of Uganda recognizes agriculture, tourism, minerals, oil and gas development and infrastructure development as priority areas for Uganda's quest for socio-economic transformation.
Three biomes emerge as priority areas for conservation according to their lack of representation, their high level of transformation by humans, and the high number of threatened species.
In 13 countries of eastern and southern Africa that are regarded by the World Health Organisation as being priority areas for the procedure, over half a million men were circumcised explicitly for AIDS protection between 2008 and 2010.
There are, of course, a wide range of issues for countries to contend with in improving tax revenues, but to help frame the discussion, we see the following as some priority areas for action.
These two leading causes of death are identified as high priority areas in Healthy People 2010.
Improving access to and timeliness of care were identified as high priority areas for improving the Canadian health care system.
'Areas for action' referred to as 'key priority areas' in the South African policy, 'policy measures' in the Zambian policy or 'policy areas' in the Ghanaian policy were somewhat included in all policy documents reviewed.
