"place priority on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when something is given a higher importance than something else. For example, "We need to place priority on modernizing our IT systems to make sure we're utilizing the most up-to-date tools."
In terms of potential ethical considerations, in addition to distributional equity, our comparison of the age-distribution of the health outcomes between rotavirus and HPV vaccines suggests that, at a local level, a country's decision to place priority on one vaccine over the other under limited resources may cause public concerns of inter-generational equity.
Efforts to reverse deforestation within these landscapes should place priority on expanding large patches.
We must place priority on reducing the deficit, say Republicans and "centrist" Democrats.
Land management decisions should, therefore, place priority on correcting very low scores (red).
Moreover, 82% of the respondents place priority on natural gas for use in power plants and more than 19% encourage the implementation of energy efficiency standards.
Put aside that disagreement, for we can agree to place priority on the millions of children and adults compelled to provide sex or other labor.
He conceded that placing priority on safety could affect punctuality.
They like to make "wellness" a daily part of their lives, and are more likely to try to maintain healthy eating habits, placing priority on freshness, quality and ingredient transparency.
Her subsequent report brought about radical change by placing priority on teaching children with special educational needs within mainstream schools, and introduced the system of "statementing" children, which provides additional support.
Facebook and other networks are really pushing their live offerings and placing priority on these in their ranking algorithms.
Benevolence is defined as the sincerity of the vendor in placing priority on the best interest of consumers, in contrast to a mere profit motive.
