"priority targets" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to specific goals or objectives that hold the highest level of importance or urgency in a certain situation or context. It is commonly used in military and business settings. Example: In order to maximize profits, the company's priority targets for the next fiscal year include expanding into new markets and increasing online sales.
Yet the tale of Olass has been one of squabbling over objectives and confusion about priority targets for resources.
On one thing, I agree with May: currently, victims of crime are not the priority; targets are.
In an attempt to resolve such problems, these areas have become priority targets for the government's urban rehabilitation programs.
Priority targets for pilots will be Iraqi military command and control centres and the communication hubs Saddam Hussein relies on to keep his firm grip on power.
It adds that this highlights "the unique contribution we are now making to NSA, providing insights into some of their highest priority targets".
"We've gone through all the priority targets and come to agreements about who we think can best take the vaccine and get it to the priority targets," said Phil Hosbach, a vice president at Aventis Pasteur, part of the French company Sanofi-Aventis.
The highest-priority targets remain within the aviation, petroleum and nuclear sectors, as well as significant national landmarks".
They are instructed as to the whereabouts of enemy materiel and troops, and especially high-priority targets.
Her mission is to "capture, not kill" the high-priority targets gathering near the yard where Alia plays.
Home raids should be "a tactic of last resort, reserved for high-priority targets," and then only after agents have obtained judicial warrants, the report urged.
Last week, in an effort to increase satellite intelligence coverage of high-priority targets, President Bush ordered spy agencies to begin buying as much imagery as possible from private companies.
