The phrase "authority prioritized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where the importance or precedence of authority is being discussed or emphasized.
Example: "In this organization, authority prioritized means that decisions are made by those in leadership positions first."
Alternatives: "priority given to authority" or "authority emphasized".
However, devolved county authorities also have authority to prioritize services and resources which may result in greater rather than reduced inequities (KPMG 2013).
Many people in the Umeå area use studded tires, and in the most recent years, the local traffic authorities have prioritized the snow clearing of walking and bicycle paths with the aim of reducing these injuries.
(But Republicans have also passed the Full Faith and Credit Act, giving the president authority to prioritize payments, which strongly suggests he can't now do so).
"That's the law that's on the books right now," he said, quickly adding: "What we have systematically done, is to use our administrative authority to prioritize and say, Let's not focus on Dream Act kids.
One speaker called on the authority to prioritize rush-hour train service, not just off-peak; others, like Penelope Wilson, 45, fretted over the environmental impact of adding buses to accommodate the new service.
They'd also need to determine whether they have the authority to prioritize those payments.
- Whether a 1985 finding by a government watchdog gives the government legal authority to prioritize payments.
The Treasury team has also talked about the Government Accountability Office's 1985 assessment that Treasury has the authority to prioritize payments.
REACH CEO Dan Valliere said the group is in discussions with the local housing authority to prioritize new openings to Veterans with a HUD-VASH voucher.
Technical problem number one: It is not clear that the U.S. Treasury or the president have the legal authority to prioritize payments in order to put bond holders at the front of the line.
