'priority actions' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to actions or tasks that should be given a higher priority over other actions or tasks. For example, "We need to prioritize our priority actions to ensure we meet this month's deadline."
In order to achieve the goals set out, seven high priority actions are recommended by the team.
The post 2015 agenda needs to go beyond goals to achieve greater consensus on the priority actions needed for social and economic change.
"The report confirms the commitment and effectiveness of the priority actions that we undertook, the improvement of the bank's financial profile and its operating costs," the chief executive, Fabrizio Viola, told investors in a conference call.
But Dr. Gortmaker and his co-authors noted, "Almost all food policies recommended as priority actions, including front-of-pack traffic light labeling, have been heavily contested by the food industry".
We found that many challenges and priority actions identified by participants were similar across the four study countries.
We also make recommendations to overcome some of the most important problems, and we propose five priority actions for the development of a new international architecture.
Drawing on the latest evidence and mindful of the international development agenda and specific regional challenges, consensus was sought on priority actions and future research.
Table 3 presents the outcome of a text analysis focused on SFDRR's four "priority actions" with regard to space for community participation.
Since 2000 Coastal Area Management Programmes (CAMPs) supported by UNEP Mediterranean Action Plan (MAP) and the Priority Actions Programme Regional Activity Centre (PAP/RAC) have been engaging local communities in assessment of their coastal sustainability.
Priority actions include policies to improve the food and built environments, cross-cutting actions (such as leadership, healthy public policies, and monitoring), and much greater funding for prevention programmes.
Progressively alleviating the impacts of cattle and human disturbances on the forest, and simultaneously addressing the economic needs of local communities, should be key priority actions to increase tiger populations.
