"priority accounts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe accounts or customers which receive preferential treatment or status. For example, "Our company offers priority accounts with access to exclusive discounts and services."
At Berlin, Burckhardt's developing priorities accounted for an ambiguous relationship with the most famous among all his teachers, Leopold von Ranke.
These will not include all the various states commonly called emotions, and a sentimentalist might well accept a no-priority account of the relation between certain values and "cognitively sharpened" emotions such as resentment, as opposed to simple anger (D'Arms and Jacobson 2003).
Although this measure was based on individual data, it can be interpreted as a global measure of benefit since it took into account the priority scores of all patients who had been assigned a priority score.
Multivariate models were constructed in an attempt to take confounding factors from, e.g., presenting complaints, age, referral status, and triage priority into account.
In this paper, we propose an iterative local regression method for RP extraction which takes the major group priority into account.
Woodman and colleagues explained these results by assuming a spatial reference frame shared between WM and perceptual attention indeed, this proposal mirrors our priority map account.
The third stage of the methodology takes policy priorities into account.
Separate evolved priorities may account for the differences between men's and women's judgments.
Continued research will provide more generalizable estimates of priorities and account for variation across stakeholders and countries.
SES-related differences in diabetes-specific knowledge, motivation, health beliefs, social support, and competing priorities may account for some of these SES associations.
