The phrase "preeminent concern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is usually used to describe something that is the primary or most important issue or problem. For example: "The preeminent concern of the committee is to find a solution to the budget crisis."
And, of course, security will be a preeminent concern.
The success of this weekend's inaugural Auckland Nines needs to be the preeminent concern for the league.
Jones's vote against the legislation, which passed last week, makes him unique among his party in putting the preeminent concern that had dominated GOP policymaking for years — the mushrooming national debt — ahead of the tax package.
Among his core constituents, a preeminent concern is salaries.
Is using an ethical culture to attract and retain superior employee talent a preeminent concern?
Of preeminent concern were the pools in reactor Units 1 through 4: Those buildings had sustained heavy damage on 11 March and in subsequent days, when explosions occurred in Units 1, 3, and 4. The "devil's scenario" nearly played out in Unit 4, where the reactor was shut down for maintenance.
However, when asked about the most pressing issues facing the United States, only a minority of veterans and service members see these as preeminent concerns.
Wait times and access to services are the preeminent concerns of Canadians with respect to accessing primary care in Canada [ 29, 30].
Despite the reminder that this case involves "an election for the president of the United States," no preeminent legal concern, or practical concern related to legal questions, required this Court to hear this case, let alone to issue a stay that stopped Florida' s recount process in its tracks.
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