The phrase 'be treated as a priority' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to express that something should receive immediate attention or action. For example: "Your request to transfer funds should be treated as a priority."
Setting up an international warning network, paid for by the users of space, should therefore be treated as a priority.
"We do hope for a resumption of peace talks with the Palestinians but obviously to protect a future peace agreement, all security arrangements must be treated as a priority".
It is their predecessors, going back to the Soho Square era, bearing in mind the promises that were made, after the inquest, when the Astle family were visited at home and assured it would be treated as a priority.
"This is a matter of great political sensitivity, of interest to people across a wide range of political and philosophical beliefs, so it has to be treated as a priority," he said.
This means that renewable energy should be treated as a priority planning decision, and energy policy should be made in the interests of the country as a whole, not just to appease the reactionary right wing of a party.
The all party parliamentary group on RE wants the subject to be treated as a priority.
The extension of contextual zoning in Park Slope was treated as a priority by Amanda Burden, when she was named chairwoman of the City Planning Commission by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
"Once the BBC has put this new measurement system in place, we recommend that younger audiences are treated as a priority audience group for measurement," the report said.
The country's health care system is well organized, but the disease has until now been concentrated among intravenous drug users and has not been treated as a priority.
He also spoke of his concern for the future of international football and urged countries to follow the example of European and world champions Spain, where the national sides are treated as a priority.
