"priority measures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an action or course of action that is given a higher priority than others. For example: "Given the urgency of the situation, the government implemented priority measures to contain the outbreak."
Control Level Diagnosis: "Highest Priority" – Measures to control the water chestnut should be addressed immediately.
The Chamber says it applies a litmus test, backing lawmakers who support 70percentt of its priority measures.
They wanted to see priority measures to cut unemployment including spending to create jobs and a rejection of a further round of cuts.
Less than a year later he had single-handedly forced both houses of Congress to back down and re-open the Government -- twice -- abandon most of their 'Contract With America,' and instead adopt virtually all of his priority measures.
For instance, something as basic as the definition of a professional investor is unclear.Mr Lamfalussy makes much of the damage that has been done by the delays in tackling what he calls "priority" measures.
Work Domain Analysis (WDA) was used to describe the regulatory system in terms of its functional purposes, values and priority measures, purpose-related functions, object-related processes and cognitive objects.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi made it a priority measure, and won the support of 17 Republicans.
Our volunteer teams in each of London's 32 boroughs (the City has no elections this year) have identified a single, site-specific, high priority measure that we will ask the candidates in each ward to support – that's 624 individual measures in total.
Therefore, rules were selected using the priority measure as follows.
For each node within relevant area, cyclical formula 4 and 5 are used as merits of priority measure.
Possibly, this may be improved by including the neighborhood criteria into the priority measure to avoid referring to the pixels far from each other in the memory, but this needs to be investigated.
