The phrase "attributed priorities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the priorities that have been assigned or ascribed to a particular person, group, or project.
Example: "The attributed priorities of the project were clearly outlined in the initial meeting, ensuring everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "assigned priorities" or "designated priorities".
Although a minority in both groups believed that withdrawing ventilator treatment might be regarded as a form of euthanasia, significantly more of the general public attributed priority to this argument (P << 0.001).
To assist clinicians and investigators in selecting questionnaires wisely, the present paper reviews questionnaire criteria and attribute priorities for clinical trials, theory tests, observational studies, and aging studies concerning insomnia.
This epidemiological information allows us to better define the problems we face and might thus be useful to decision-making bodies for attributing priorities.
For articles describing policy priorities in the health sector, we determined whether there were explicit mentions of a priority or priority setting process, declarations of specific targets related to the priority, or descriptions of who attributed the priority to the government.
In their description of quality, family members attributed higher priority to a close professional-resident relationship than to knowledge: "With just a word, a smile or a look.
Secondary outcome measures include the Health Education Impact Questionnaire, Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index (pain subscale and total scores), Kessler Psychological Distress Scale and the Hip and Knee Multi-Attribute Priority Tool.
LTE schedulers that use define opportunity in the form of channel conditions or data queue have also been studied for LTE in addition to schemes adopting service attribute like priority and scheduling delay [20 26].
Cameroon has only recently started to attribute some priority to HRH within its health policy; HRH is intended to receive more attention within the health policy for 2008 2015.
Countries with less immediately apparent HRH needs, including Rwanda and Cameroon, have only recently started to attribute more priority to HRH.
Another reason was that experts felt somewhat biased by their own expertise, and were sometimes tempted to attribute higher priority to issues within their own expertise or research interest.
This may in part be attributed to lower priority in timetable path allocation, compared to national and international passenger rail services [4].
