"put priority" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of something, for example: "Let's put priority on making sure the project is completed on time."
We had to put priority on the ones that directly affect the children".
"We agreed to put priority on the creation of a streamlined, incentive-based structure for I.M.F.
"I was pleased to see Secretary Hagel has put priority on its implementation," Ms. Murray said in a statement.
But they said past translation work had typically put priority on national security threats, like whether the tapes revealed anything about Mr. bin Laden's whereabouts.
"But considering the North has the Party Congress coming up next year, it will put priority on restoring ties with China, so we will see things improve again".
"If they put priority on getting their legislation and business through the House of Commons, it really does come down to their attitude towards us," he said.
She said having the illness had helped her put priorities into perspective.
Get an expert group to put priorities on actions that will have the most widespread and immediate benefit.
The court should quickly put priorities in order by affirming a lower-court ruling last January that found the state "completely illogical" in using the new revenues to provide tax cuts while arguing it had inadequate resources for educating schoolchildren.
The reform efforts over the previous 3 years have put priorities on the financing of public health and primary health care, the subsidization of universal health insurance coverage, the establishment of National Essential Drugs List, and public hospital reform [ 2].
