'prioritize on' is not correct English and should not be used in written English
Instead you can use the phrase "prioritize" or "focus on". For example: "We need to prioritize customer service this quarter."
By CRAG screening prior to the LP, one can prioritize on whom to measure opening pressure or empirically remove 20 25 mL CSF, which was the median amount removed in this cohort [ 11, 13].
"If I had to prioritize on spending, I would never give up my hair".
There are plenty of acts to prioritize on its best bill yet—a reinvented Guided by Voices, a germinated Car Seat Headrest but Cleo Tucker and Harmony Tividad's school-bus shout-alongs as Girlpool may play the sweetest over the East River Bikeway.
By ranking the reconstructions by the confidence score, the human annotators are able to prioritize on the less-reliable reconstructions, which increases the overall accuracy and saves time.
In 1977 the World Health Organization created its first Model List of Essential Medicines a list designed to aid countries in determining which medicines to prioritize on their National Essential Medicines Lists.
4. Prioritize On low-energy days I sometimes feel crushed by my to-do list.
The review found that the railroad had a poor safety culture that prioritized on-time performance over protecting riders and workers.
The ones you take time to read and watch will be prioritized on top of the ones you scroll through without paying attention.
These had life early, and we prioritized on that.
Watersheds are prioritized on the basis of morphometric parameters, Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE), SYI, land use, land cover, etc.
Three major CTs are defined in Diffserv which are further prioritized on the basis of values [2].
