"has a lower priority" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe something that is not as important as other things. For example: "Organizing the office party has a lower priority than making sure that all orders are fulfilled on time."
And for them, this study showed, kissing has a lower priority at the beginning of dating.
More spectacularly, the CSRC and the city government of Shenzhen in January seized control of China Southern Securities, the fifth-largest broker, because of corruption and mismanagement.But in the government's eyes, stockmarket reform has a lower priority than salvaging the banks.
The term preemptive, priority-based scheduling refers to the type of scheduling in which a higher priority thread can interrupt and suspend a currently executing thread that has a lower priority.
The serviced call classes have been arranged (indexed) from the highest priority to the lowest priority (the class with index i has a lower priority than the class with index i−1).
We consider that the ACN warning has a higher priority access category (AC3) and the CAM message has a lower priority access category (AC0) with different arbitration inter-frame space number (AIFSN) values.
In the first step, class M (according to the indexing system, has a lower priority, whereas the remaining M−1 classes form classes with a higher priority and "push out" traffic of class M. In the successive steps, traffic of class i has the lowest priority, whereas traffic of the remaining i−1 classes forms the class with the higher priority.
Questions about democracy, freedoms and human rights in the kingdom clearly have a lower priority than security issues.
Beyond typical metrics like relevance and how recently an article was published, Filtrbox can also gauge how relevant an article is by analyzing its source (obscure bloggers will have a lower priority than mainstream press).
It has a research-oriented airport in Kiruna, Sweden, and "very quiet airspace," particularly in comparison to Germany, where runways are busier and often involve long wait times for research craft, which have a lower priority for access.
Childhood tuberculosis (TB) has traditionally had a lower priority than adult TB within National TB Programmes (NTPs), because it is largely non-infectious, cases have been thought to be few, and the assumption that effective control of adult TB could prevent childhood TB.
