"prioritization of those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of giving importance or preference to a specific group of people or things. Example: The company's CEO stressed the importance of prioritization of those projects that would have the most impact on the company's overall growth.
Adopting a multivariate definition of habitat may facilitate more effective identification of locations critical to the recovery of the valley elderberry longhorn beetle, and prioritization of those management actions that can contribute effectively to meeting conservation goals for the species.
The variation raises questions about some of the most fundamental aspects of the national health act, namely equal access to care and the prioritization of those most in need.
After determining putative epigenetic enzymes misregulated in glioma using network analysis, prioritization of those enzymes required for GBM stem cell survival will be crucial.
The GVN supports F1000Research's Ebola Collection initiative that enables all Ebola-related knowledge to be made available on a single open access platform within days of submission, including prioritization of those accepted and published free of charge.
These data will offer additional clues for the follow-up prioritization of these 16 genes.
However, the often large number of individual brownfields renders it difficult to conduct a completed risk assessment for all sites, and a streamlined risk screening method would facilitate prioritization of the redevelopment of those factories.
"The key question is the prioritization of the funds once they are taken in," he said.
Another challenge we face at tenXer, is prioritization of the services that we connect to.
These are divided into results obtained from the multicriteria analysis (prioritization of scenarios) and those obtained from equity analysis (alliances or conflicts among stakeholder groups involved as well as agreement or opposition to the scenario prioritization of the previous step).
Positioning these genes allows rapid candidate identification during genetic mapping of dystrophic zebrafish mutants and may allow prioritization of novel mutants – those with linkage to a genomic region containing no known dystrophy-associated ortholog.
In all scenarios, prioritization of high-risk individuals (those with underlying chronic conditions and pregnant women), regardless of age, markedly decreased the frequency of severe outcomes.
