The phrase "priorities over" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that one action has greater or higher importance than another action. For example, "I chose to focus on my schoolwork and set my social life priorities over attending parties."
His Packers coach, Vince Lombardi, preached faith and family as priorities over sports.
It also places certain groups as priorities over others, and therefore possibly suggests a hierarchy of human suffering.
I know when you outlined your four priorities over the weekend, a number of these things were not in there.
The budget allocated a further £42.5m to "help fund emerging counter-terrorism priorities" over the next two years.
And China has already declared the dairy industry one of its top agriculture priorities over the next decade.
Lexington has interviewed a fair number of Hispanic voters about their priorities over the years, and defending the Constitution has not come up yet.
The North indicated that it was placing military priorities over the $90 million in hard currency its Kaesong workers earned annually at the factory park.
By law, the panel's failure triggers new caps on spending, cutting $1.2 trillion from the military, education, health care and other priorities over 10 years beginning next fall.
Yet the economic straits in science already encourage research that targets specific, funder-driven priorities over riskier, more open-ended questions.
Member states will decide on how the sustainable development goals, the blueprint for development priorities over the next 15 years will be financed.
"Research has been, in many cases, ring-fenced," Mr. Estermann said, explaining that for many European countries, research in certain fields has held priorities over other aspects of higher education.
