"setting precedence" is a correct phrase in written English and it is used to describe an action that establishes a pattern or norm for future behavior.
For example, "The court's decision to throw out the case without a hearing set a precedence for all future cases of a similar nature."
It's difficult when setting precedence for situations like this.
It is setting precedence by disregarding the influence of bigotry inundating media outlets that is geared toward Muslims, by releasing a collection intended for a highly-scrutinized community during a very sensitive time.
However, this limitation is also present in a previously published study [ 4], setting precedence for using this methodology.
At the legal level, understanding that the conditions of homelessness ultimately violate the 8th amendment are grounds for a lawsuit that could set precedence in changing the way that homelessness is perceived as well as approaching solutions.
In today's globalized world, the interest of the global community should set precedence.
Bowing to this pressure will only set precedence for other communities to follow.
Qatar already has set precedence among the Gulf states with its democratic use of media, and Qatar Media Corporation owns the much respected Al Jazeera international news network, which is headquartered in Doha, Qatar.
Because when you ignore the murder of hundreds of thousands of Iraqis, the lies told to the American people to wage a war of invasion, the crippling of the U.S. economy and the death and devastation of your own military personnel, you don't stand qualified to criticize aggression in others, you set precedence for it.
Previous studies set precedence for such an occurrence [ 7, 19- 22].
However previous COPD models have set precedence for modelling lung function improvement in this way [ 11, 12, 29].
In fact, KSHV sets precedence as the first herpesvirus shown to interact with adherent target cell integrins in a step initiating the entry process [ 7].
