"give the priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a context where something needs to be prioritized and someone needs to decide which of multiple tasks or objectives should be completed first. For example, "We'll have to give the priority to the project with the tightest deadline."
Mathew Frith of the London Wildlife Trust feels that planning laws don't give the priority to wildlife that they claim to, especially now that a working knowledge of habitats and ecology is often not on the planners' radar.
To give the priority to handoff calls over the new calls, the provision of guard channels and subrating scheme is taken into consideration.
To give the priority to handoff calls over the new calls, guard channel scheme is used along with sub-rating scheme and buffer.
To give the priority to handoff calls, r j channels out of c j channels in each cell are reserved and are allowed to be occupied by handoff attempts only.
For SRSJ, SRMJ, and MRSJ schemes, to perform the jamming relay selection in DF relay networks, we give the priority to select the jamming relay among the relays failing to decode the message and have to pick out the best jamming relay if all relays decode the message from the source correctly.
That's in part, Shaban said, because "this is the culture of the political parties in Palestine… they will give the priority to their members".
Ever since, packets have been given the priority (ie, "quality of service") they require, depending on the application they serve.
This is the only way that cycling will be integrated into transport strategy and given the priority it deserves.
a) Duration Priority Technique (DP): In this heuristic, connections with the shortest duration are given the priority.
IP tunnel is modified and flows from Cam-1 are given the priority and QoS supplied by the PCRF.
