"explicit priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular priority is made clear or known. For example, "The CEO emphasized explicit priority for customer service initiatives."
But if the administration doesn't make curbing the spread of enrichment and reprocessing an explicit priority, it will never happen.
This stems directly from the successful work of the school to maintain safeguarding as an explicit priority, alongside its work to ensure high levels of community cohesion".
I might have 50 to 100 items on my lists, but I typically give explicit priority to three or fewer in any given day.
Alex Bax, chief executive of London Pathway, a specialist homeless charity that works closely with University College Hospital, said services would only improve if the health outcomes of homeless people were made an explicit priority for all of the NHS.
Too many students get siphoned into one community or one pursuit during their four years, but balance is very possible, particularly within the College of Arts & Sciences where a multifaceted and interdisciplinary approach to education is an explicit priority.
My participation in conferences is contingent on the organizers making it an explicit priority to select female and male speakers in an unbiased manner (see here for more explanations).
The results pointed to spatially explicit priorities and opportunities to achieve restoration goals within the study area.
There must be a better way that involves setting explicit priorities, decentralising decisions where possible, and ensuring democratic engagement (remarkably, MPs at present play no role in spending choices).
The aim of the study is to propose a method to design spatially explicit priorities of intervention for the recovery of Ns populations in highly impacted freshwater systems by exotic multi-species invasion and water quality (WQ) degradation.
Even if you make learning and coaching explicit priorities, time is tight for everyone.
Unsignalized intersections include "priority unsignalized intersections" where priority is indicated by signs and "uncontrolled intersections" where no explicit priorities exist.
