The phrase "priority aim" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means the most important or primary goal or objective. Example: Our priority aim is to reduce our carbon footprint and become a more environmentally sustainable company.
Thailand would also be a good option but if snorkelling is a priority, aim for the Gulf of Thailand rather than the Andaman coast if travelling in the summer – the drier weather means visibility is better here.
The scaffolding system for each cell type and the optimum flow rate to culture and maintain the three cell types under the same conditions were established as a priority aim.
In this paper, since our priority aim is to define special numbers and polynomials, it is worth depicting these references as well.
To achieve the first priority aim, we should offer a bargain.
The priority aim of taking up a conservation genomic approach is to better understand the relevant conservation genetic processes.
On that basis, the strategy to transfuse as few RBC intraoperatively as possible seems to be a promising concept and a high priority aim [ 36, 37].
The current government made a number of centralizing changes a top priority, aiming to reduce the number of municipalities, some of which include just a few hundred citizens.
In the algorithm of priority encoding transmission, the priority percent of segments in each message is a significant factor that can determine the amount of the FEC bytes added, so the design of priority aims to achieve better reconstruction at the cost of fewer FEC bytes.
The various initiatives associated with the new public health priority aimed to achieve the state's goal of 90% coverage by 2010.
EMIS was designed to inform the planning of prevention interventions for MSM by identifying prevention needs commonly unmet across MSM (priority aims), as well as subgroups of MSM who have many prevention needs poorly met (priority target groups).
They emphasized that a policy and programming was needed to address 'within-state' inequalities as a priority (aimed at ensuring the availability of all-weather roads and primary schools), because these, more than 'between-state' inequalities, affected maternal and child health inequalities by influencing the availability and accessibility of these services (25).
