"maintain priority" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase in any sentence where you are describing the importance of keeping something as a primary focus or goal. For example: "You need to maintain priority and focus on completing the project on time."
As was described earlier (in the introduction), increased load on cognitive control functions that serve to maintain stimulus processing priorities reduces their availability to maintain priorities in a selective attention task.
Worse still, some 80percentt of that market is controlled by the US government, which maintains priority over all other buyers: If certain government agencies decide they want satellite time for themselves, they can simply demand it.
Case 2. If, maintaining priority at the median (M) level is fine.
Depending on the queue implementation, maintaining priority should require no more than (mathcal {O}(log |C|)).
Our results show that VQD outperforms PWD and SCS-CR in various performance metrics, and achieves a win-win game for the dilemma in maintaining priority for AC_VI and fairness for AAC_VI simultaneously.
It is time to implement the broader United States Government (USG) global health mandate while maintaining priority for the most effective health interventions.
Frédéric Oudéa, the bank's chief executive, said in a statement that first-quarter earnings were healthy, adding: "We maintain the priority given to rigorous risk management, controlling operating expenses, reducing our liquidity needs and strengthening our capital".
The historical QoE data under different primary channels are collected by the secondary users and delivered to a cognitive radio base station, which will allocate available channel resources to the secondary users based on their QoE expectations and maintain a priority service queue.
However, strong political will is needed to maintain a priority focus on such issues -- especially in hard times -- and to strengthen co-ordination among players.
But while that's going on, we still have to maintain our priorities".
"Where you run into problems is when the next generation says, 'Oh, goody, I want to do my own thing.' No one's said to them that their role is to maintain the priorities and preferences of the foundation".
