The phrase "assessing priorities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or determination of what is most important in a given context, such as project management or personal goals.
Example: "In order to move forward effectively, we need to spend some time assessing priorities for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "evaluating priorities" or "reviewing priorities".
Parish is acutely aware of the difference staying in the Premier League makes to a club like Palace when assessing priorities.
Miller and Belton (2014) observed that MCDA methods are well suited to water policy problems because they facilitate balancing multiple objectives and assessing priorities among values that are often not easily monetized.
They were opportunities for assessing priorities, making reforms and redirecting efforts when appropriate.
As discussed above, conjoint analysis was chosen as it is a valid method for assessing priorities and preference heterogeneity, and as it reinforced the notion that multiple strategies were needed if a CLCC were to be successful.
14 Yet an obstacle to assessing priorities is that clinicians may currently be unaware of some newly available technologies, and are unlikely to know what could feasibly be developed in the (near) future.
Assessing priority of urgency for referred patients based on referral letters may be difficult and time consuming.
Having well supported phylogenies and resultant taxonomies can also be useful for assessing priority in allocating limited funds for captive breeding and other conservation efforts [see [ 16- 18]].
These patients were instead given an appointment as usual after assessing priority (patients with insulin dependent diabetes, warfarin treatment, infectious diseases (HIV, viral hepatitis, tuberculosis, heart valve failure or prosthesis with a need for antibiotic prophylaxis in connection with gastroscopy, need for general anesthesia or immigrants requiring translation services).
From the findings it can be concluded that AHP is a useful and cost effective method to assess, priorities and plan for EA implementation.
In order to assess priorities for C. olympiae conservation we used habitat suitability modeling, and identified potential indicator species that could serve as an indicator of the occurrence of the target species.
In order to assess priorities for ground beetle diversity conservation we described the local ground beetle community by calculating abundance, species richness, average taxonomic distinctness, taxonomic distinctness and functional diversity (FD).
