'crucial priority' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that must be done or given priority over other matters. For example, "Developing a sustainable energy plan is a crucial priority for our city."
The restoration of these values is a crucial priority for the next government.
Among the many subjects students are learning in PSE, English is taught as a crucial priority for their future professions.
The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, said: "Safe staffing across all our hospitals and care homes is a crucial priority.
"The absolute crucial priority is to oppose the Tories and to develop a rational, progressive, democratic socialist alternative.
But these groups and lawmakers should work with the governor to focus on a crucial priority: the welfare of these most vulnerable patients.
A UBS spokesman, Dominik von Arx, told The Tribune a report by the Swiss newspaper SonntagsZeitung that the bank planned to cut about 10percentt of its staff was "not true," adding that "cost management remains a crucial priority in all business groups" but no decision had yet been made.
Yahoo issued a statement on Tuesday that the company would continue to hire globally to support crucial priorities.
The crucial priorities for coverage are key rail routes, major roads such as motorways and all towns and cities, Adonis said.
It allocates around 20percentt of our national output to such crucial priorities as health, education, science, the environment, and national defense.
While most funding is allocated to specific programs or initiatives, the MIT Sloan Annual Fund provides for a critical need: unrestricted funding for innovation, dispersed as needed to any number of crucial priorities.
During their joint visit, the delegates – representing the Executive Boards of UNICEF, the World Food Programme, the UN Development Program and the UN Population Fund – met with President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to discuss crucial priorities such as unemployment, health and education.
