The phrase "it becomes a priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the importance or relevance of something. Example: "As the project progresses, improving efficiency becomes a priority for the team." In this sentence, "it becomes a priority" refers to the action of prioritizing the goal of improving efficiency as the project progresses.
Wherever it is decided that a child cannot live with their birth parents, it becomes a priority to establish an alternative family life, either with other birth family members or stranger carers.
Therefore, it becomes a priority to design a delivery system that not only protects catalase from degradation in the biological milieu but also delivers it across the BBB to the site of therapeutic action, such as an ischemic zone or focus of inflammation, while also facilitating cellular entry.
"It became a priority for students to start using computers," said Marwan Tarazi, information technology director at the university.
While the quest for Mr. Gore's blessing was off the public radar, it became a priority for the Dean campaign, particularly as centrist Democrats spread the view that the party establishment wanted to stop Dr. Dean, fearing he could not beat President Bush.
It became a priority to balance out these trends by supporting those segments of society which were getting poorer.
Accordingly, it became a priority for us to develop interventions, which we referred to as toolkits, to ameliorate excess emotions.
I think the more we emphasized it, the better we got, the more it became a priority.
Synthetic marijuana is not new, but it became a priority for city officials after 120 people were hospitalized in April after smoking it.
It became a priority -- as I needed a sound mind and a clear head to make the most of each of my workouts.
"It became a priority to focus on education and waiting for the right guy to come along who would blend in with having cultural norms but at the same time a western mentality," Moustapha continued.
