"prioritise between" is a correct and usable part of a sentence.
It is used to indicate that one should compare different items and prioritize them. For example: We need to prioritise between the different tasks to make sure that the most important ones are finished first.
But it's puzzling how science could tell us, for example, how to prioritise between rights of free speech and privacy?
It expects that number to increase this year as people are forced to prioritise between heating their homes and feeding their families.
Consequently, when they appeal to the "common good" they will be met by complaints of social disparities and the need to prioritise between regions (and thus the people of their respective Dioceses).
Transport secretary Michael Matheson will later outline the areas he wants to see Network Rail prioritise between now and 2024.
As explorative strategic scenarios illustrate different strategic choices, another potential relevant question could be how to prioritise between the different scenarios illustrating distinct strategies.
However, it will still be important for Newsgathering to use its usual good sense and judgement about how to prioritise between the Newsroom and the Programmes department should conflicts ever arise.
So I, like, prioritise between what I need and what I want.
Likewise, we should not expect instruction from applications that were primarily concerned with prioritising between proposals for expansion in service provision.
Questionnaire sections were prioritised between and within interviews based upon importance, time to complete and a common sense approach to an appropriate order from a participant's perspective.
Different elements of the intervention included training of ADL, home modifications, supply of and supervision in the use of adaptive equipment for use during hospitalisation and at home, assisting the patient in prioritising between ADL and instruction in self-training programmes and transfers (accessibility and mobility in the home environment) (Table 1).
Reports could prioritise both between different health conditions, within a single health condition, or between risk factors for childhood disease or malnutrition.
