'foremost priorities' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the things that are most important to you or the things that should be given the greatest attention. For example, "My foremost priorities are my family and my health."
Administration officials said that China remained one of Mr. Clinton's foremost priorities.
When it reported its first-quarter earnings, the firm said that one of its foremost priorities was to announce a "permanent mortgage solution" that would maintain the division's stability and protect its remaining franchises.
When Clohessy runs out today at Lansdowne Road for his fiftieth cap, securing a satisfactory explanation for the fading scars on his forearm is not likely to feature among his foremost priorities.
Because it recognizes that public health plays an important role in improving social welfare, the Chinese government has made the protection of health and safety one of its foremost priorities, particularly since the SARS crisis of 2003 [1].
EPI's top charts of 2013 explain why a full economic recovery and policies that ensure broadly shared prosperity should be policymakers' foremost priorities in 2014.
UNICEF Canada approved of the establishment of the NAP-CHT, and encouraged Canadians to write letters to politicians asking them to make sure that youth and children are the plan's foremost priorities.
We have decided to recall as we regard safety for our customers as our foremost priority.
Writing up these manuals is the city's "first and foremost" priority, Ms. Weinshall said yesterday.
The Administration's foremost priority, Spicer said, is "counterterrorism, particularly the defeat of ISIS".
How could the Democrats forget their own slogan "It's the economy, stupid!"? Voters' foremost priority is always jobs.
In a statement, the company said: "The safety of patients and the quality of our services is the foremost priority of GSTS.
