The phrase "at prioritizing" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is discussing the act of giving priority to something, but the preposition "at" is not appropriate here.
Example: "The team is focused on prioritizing tasks effectively to meet deadlines."
Alternatives: "on prioritizing" or "in prioritizing".
RL: I think the biggest difference is that now that I understand what life at CBS is like, I am much better at prioritizing my time.
Our high-performing teams in this dimension also rated themselves 36% more effective at prioritizing and sequencing initiatives than the lower-performing cohort.
The current study aims at prioritizing broad-spectrum antibacterial targets, present in multiple food and waterborne bacterial pathogens, through a comparative genomics strategy coupled with a protein interaction network analysis.
When asked to select how they describe their personal focus, 42% believe they are a likable person who makes customers feel comfortable, and 32% consider themselves very dependable and good at prioritizing their time.
These programs were aimed at prioritizing toxicity evaluations through promoting the increasing use of in vitro high throughput screening assays for large numbers of chemicals already in commercial use for which little or no toxicity data was available4,5.
As deportation levels spiked to more than 400,000 a year in Obama's first term, his administration began to implement increasingly narrow guidelines aimed at prioritizing violent criminals and newly arrived immigrants, while allowing others to live largely without fear of deportation.
A fundamental problem in providing mandated early intervention services for young children at risk for disabilities is defining, identifying, and prioritizing at-risk children.
Prioritizing at your day job starts with identifying your employer's values and priorities.
Says Bay-Wei Chang, a senior researcher on Henzinger's team: "Monika is excellent at identifying and prioritizing areas we should be spending time on".
Psychologists have shown that when people have fewer resources at their disposal, prioritizing rewards in the here and now is the best strategy.
For a club of Real's means, this isn't good enough, and Zidane may decide to focus on results at home before prioritizing European success.
