The phrase "reshuffle priorities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to change or reorganize what is considered most important in a given context.
Example: "Due to the unexpected challenges we faced this quarter, we need to reshuffle priorities to focus on our most critical projects."
Alternatives: "rearrange priorities" or "reorder priorities."
What Plimer's book has done in my mind is reshuffle the priorities.
Any older, and you've discovered the opposite sex, which may reshuffle your priorities for the next several decades.
Perhaps they have reshuffled their priorities since Sept. 11, or remembered the Nets' dismal home record -- 40 victories in 82 games -- the past two seasons.
The space science programme only gets about a tenth of ESA?s total budget, and following a tightening of purse strings, ESA?s director of science recently announced a reshuffling of priorities.
The main reason, according to spokesperson Fred Moreno: The NYAS has been reshuffling its priorities and wants to devote more resources to practical matters, such as science education and studying the economic effects of pollution in the New York harbor.
Rich countries are in the midst of a major reshuffle of aid priorities as more turn towards the private sector and look to fund business opportunities in poor countries.
Alternate-side parking rules, which have been held in abeyance by storms, floods, downed trees, general destruction and a thorough reshuffling of municipal priorities since last month, will resume in most of New York City on Wednesday, the city's Transportation Department said.
A fully independent analysis of a product like Phytalgic® would require funding from official organizations (for example, the National Institutes of Health, which indeed needs reshuffling of its priorities).
Although NSF's overall budget would inch up by $50 million, to $7.4 billion, the bill would significantly reshuffle NSF's research priorities.
