The phrase "presented as a priority" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to emphasize the importance of something. For example, "Customer service is presented as a priority at our company."
Reassigned to a new role in the mayor's office is Commissioner Alan J. Skobin, who will be responsible for advising the mayor on the LAFD's efforts to overhaul its often-outdated technology, an effort presented as a top priority at confirmation hearings Friday.
This raises questions as to the kinds of initiatives that can be effectively mobilised to target what – notwithstanding the controversy surrounding the epidemiological claims regarding 'overnutrition' – continues to be presented as a major public health priority.
It was interesting to us that, although A4R was presented as an ethical framework for fair priority setting, workshop participants did not specifically identify conformity with its conditions as a parameter of success related to fairness.
The American, Swedish and Dutch governments have each presented internet freedom as a priority.
In fact, collection of empirical data on the occurrence of outbreeding depression and evaluation of predictors of risk of fitness impacts has been presented as the number one top priority area in conservation genetics where additional data are required (Frankham 2010).
In our study the two PHM variables that Myers and colleagues [ 28] established were most strongly linked to movement between specific PAPM decision stages were given priority and presented as the first two motivating and/or reinforcing messages.
Obama presents a political priority as a national crisis.
They will present proposals in June.Farming has emerged as a priority.
John Lipscomb, for example, of the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, says it's important that candidates avoid presenting teaching "as a second priority".
Participants highlighted that CDPS is not seen as a priority, nor is it integrated or remunerated in the present health care system.
