"is of lower priority" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing tasks, responsibilities, or goals in terms of their level of importance or urgency. Example: "While both projects are important, the one with the tighter deadline is of higher priority than the one with a longer timeline. Therefore, resources will be allocated accordingly and the latter project will be of lower priority."
It said: "Overall, 60 practices (less than 1%) previously in higher priority bands one and two will now move to bands which are of lower priority for inspection.
Mr. Toomey kept social issues on the back burner, saying then as he does now that they were of lower priority than restoring the economy.
SUs are of lower priority with respect to spectrum access compared to the spectrum's licensed PUs.
I found that funding was tight in my field, the parasites I was studying were of lower priority in light of the global HIV/AIDS epidemic, and the academic life was not fulfilling for me.
The ability of the species to breed in captivity, based on information gathered from zoo breeding records and captive breeding programmes, was also of interest because easy-to-breed species would be of lower priority when determining where to focus antitrading efforts.
This suggests programmatic ALT monitoring is most valuable in the first month and continued testing after 12 weeks can be of lower priority in resource constrained settings.
While these ORFs are presumed to be of value to M1, their importance to M1 growth and survival in the rumen is not evident, and therefore they are of lower priority as vaccine candidates.
Most physicians have substantial time constraints in their daily practice and study duties are likely to be of lower priority than clinical duties for most physicians.
In the setting of these results, we reasoned that epigenetic studies, while also potentially interesting, might be of lower priority at this time.
It follows that the ability to accurately perceive wind speeds (in itself), even though it may co-develop as a subserving capability, does not have the same impact on sailors' performance, and hence may be of lower priority.
