"get prioritized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to be given a higher level of importance or attention. Example: In order to meet the project deadline, we need to get prioritized by the department manager.
Party chairs have to make tough internal calls about which races get prioritized and have to arbitrate internal squabbling.
If policymakers, scholars and practitioners endorse similar views, these misperceptions may influence which groups' perspectives get prioritized and may contribute to the historical marginalization of minority and lower-income populations, the study said.
Those invited will get prioritized for access before general signups.
There's a big pipeline of features that just sit there because they can't get prioritized above immediate revenue generators.
These requests get prioritized according to their added business value and written in the form of requirements to be implemented, in order to become service requests.
As more employees see the efficiency benefits of chatbots, and AI, they will be adopted at a more rapid pace. 5. Financial and mental wellness get prioritized.
By considering the situations where more minds are better than one, bringing the right people to the table, staying open to listening, demonstrating courage to negotiate, and making sure work gets prioritized, leaders can get the benefits of collaboration without getting mired in its messiness.
So founders should already have a plan of who gets prioritized.
It's a summary of what gets prioritized after founders brainstorm every possible option to move the business forward.
The application has been marketed using Facebook's video app, which gets prioritized in people's news feed.
"We have a pretty deep product pipeline, but everything gets prioritized based on what our users were actually asking for," he says.
