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The phrase "give high priority to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the importance or urgency of a particular task or issue.
Example: "In our project, we must give high priority to meeting the deadlines to ensure client satisfaction."
Alternatives: "assign great importance to" or "place significant emphasis on".
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"It would not surprise me if we give high priority to youth homeless programs".
In this connection, the sides give high priority to Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization on standard terms.
However, he said the regulator would give "high priority" to cracking down on large cash bonus awards that limited the accumulation of capital.
Mr. Chrétien is to retire on Dec. 12, and his successor, Paul Martin, has said he will give high priority to improving Canada's relations with Washington.
I was encouraged by my colleagues in the Ministry of Justice to urge him to give high priority to the governance agenda.
Second, the inspections should give high priority to conducting interviews with scientists and other witnesses outside of Iraq, where they can speak freely.
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Academies and free schools, like all schools, must give highest priority to looked-after children.
The guidance says schools should "give highest priority to the consideration of cost and quality for parents".
The results (see table 3) show that in the United States and a few other countries academics still appear to give higher priority to teaching than to research.
It could, for example, tap into social networks to give higher priority to messages coming from senders with close ties to their recipients.
As a consequence, the UK is heading down the gender equality league table, as other countries do more and give higher priority to reversing their own inequalities.
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