The phrase "in a priority" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that has a high level of importance or urgency. Example: "We need to focus on completing this project in a priority manner, as it has a tight deadline." Another example: "Her health should be considered in a priority when making decisions about her treatment plan."
Mr Woolfe said UKIP would bring in a "priority entry" for Britons, with a separate queue for the rest of the world, including European Union citizens.
"She made everything she became interested in a priority," her son said.
Instead, we have our CVs loaded in a priority pool which HR are supposed to check before advertising – but it simply doesn't happen!
If it is happening in a priority area of UK business, it will certainly be a problem in other parts of education.
Last month pregnant mother, Raayan Zafar, was left speechless after a fellow Tube passenger allegedly told her to prove she was expecting a baby when asked to sit in a priority seat.
Many homeless people do not come into contact with their local authority, and those that do are often considered to be "intentionally homeless" or not in a "priority need" category such as being under 18 or pregnant, the study says.
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In a priority-based scheme, a message is categorized into one of multiple classes depending on the degree of importance or priority.
The results suggest that in a priority-setting process it is of importance to have politics on-board at an early stage to secure loyalty to the process, although not necessarily being involved in all details.
The analytical model is helpful to the selection of appropriate number of backup paths in a priority-based M N protection design to satisfy certain reliability requirement and to avoid resource over-provisioning.
Friedman has suggested, however, that profound popular involvement and establishing criteria for avoiding a priori exclusion of some values could imply an improvement in a priority-setting and decision-making context [ 19].
