The phrase "placed priority" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when something has been prioritized or given a higher level of importance than something else. For example, "The committee placed priority on finding a suitable solution as soon as possible."
But many diplomats and scholars say he could have secured a better deal for the Palestinians much earlier had he not placed priority on his organization's survival and unity rather than on establishing autonomy and a state on any sliver of his people's original land that he could secure.
Imagine your email with a more prominently placed priority inbox, and less important messages in the background.
RM: Yes, we have always placed priority on developing strong relationships with the corporate sector, in recognition of the fact that this sector drives so much of what is happening in the world.
Line, which is based in Japan but owned by Korea's Naver group, has placed priority on monetizing its userbase — currently 215 million monthly active users — and expanding its presence in 'winnable' parts of Asia, over making gains in Europe and the U.S. as it had done before.
Line, which is based in Japan but owned by Korea's Naver group, has placed priority on monetizing its userbase — currently 215 million monthly active users — and expanding its presence in 'winnable' parts of Asia, over making gains in Europe and the U.S. as it had done before.
In addition to funds, Ankara has demanded accelerated EU membership talks and placed priority on visa-free travel for Turkish citizens.
There is also much feeling that the Government has pro vided little leadership and placed priorities in the wrong place.
He conceded that placing priority on safety could affect punctuality.
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.
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.
