The phrase 'if prioritized' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when describing a particular action that may occur if it is given a higher priority than other tasks at hand. For example: "If prioritized, the project can be completed within a week."
As indicated by Agrawal et al. (2013), the NTFPs-based activities, if prioritized by the government and other stakeholders can be used to enhance the economic and social wellbeing of communities living in and around forestlands.
It is also worth mentioning that the accuracy of the estimation is not of that high importance even if there are some deviations, the strategies to implement the increase of renewable energy production will still be correct, if prioritized correctly (e.g., focusing on solar energy before targeting wind power).
This target, which if prioritized, could unlock so much of our continent's potential, has achieved the least progress.
This study aims to investigate if prioritizing the well-known components in the CDT-treatment differently can provide equally good effect.
But I found, for myself, that if I was a little gentler with myself, if I prioritized with my breaks, I more than made up for being gone with increased productivity.
And because people come in many shapes and sizes, there's no guarantee that the standards are ideal for everyone — even if companies prioritized them.
Fuller believed, as Lori Anne Beste put it, "that American culture was best served by the influence of the self-cultivated individual". If individuals prioritized themselves, America would fulfill its destiny as a truly democratic nation.
And what if we prioritized our problems at home, worked to rebuild our country and fixed our own democracy?
I truly believe that if CEOs prioritized time to connect with themselves and the planet they inhabit we would see a radical shift in mindset and business practice.
Some people interpreted her aggressive captioning as an attempt to shame moms in worse shape than herself; others were concerned about her parenting abilities if she prioritized fitness.
Efforts to combat obesity could be more effective if they prioritized 'external' environmental change rather than attempting to manipulate 'internal' biology through pharmaceutical or behavioral means.
