The phrase 'significant priority' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is given greater emphasis and importance than other things. For example: "Finding a solution to climate change should be a significant priority for all world leaders."
Corporations continue to cite security as a growing and significant priority.
Increasingly, a significant priority for the dean and faculty in schools of nursing is fundraising.
Over the recent years the use of biocompatible and biodegradable nanoparticles in biomedicine has become a significant priority.
For these reasons a country seeking to develop its economy may be well advised to give a significant priority to agriculture.
But inside the Treasury Department in late 2012, shortly after Congress scolded authorities for not yet punishing HSBC, officials appeared to make the civil case a significant priority.
Significant priority differences were that scientists favored research questions about ocean acidification and marine protected areas; policymakers prioritized questions about habitat restoration, bycatch, and precaution; and fisheries sector resource users called for the inclusion of local ecological knowledge in policymaking.
Identify and focus on the most significant priorities, setting achievable goals, milestones and deadlines.
The Parker and Boston projects reflect two of the most significant priorities that have consistently emerged in surveys of new retirees and adults who are approaching retirement: the desire to stay in one's home as long as possible and the interest in living in big-city neighborhoods or suburban downtowns.
"Health care, economic security and immigration integration are other significant priorities". As Nate Silver notes, Democrats' margins of victory have only strengthened down the decades; 97% of Google employees' itemized political spending in 2012 went to President Obama.
The results of the survey entailed significant priorities in five research domains, which was the second part of the initial question: measurement networks (and a better knowledge of the oceans), energy resources, governance, standards and regulations, aquaculture.
For exotic cover, this correlation was associated with significant site, priority and site × priority effects (Table 6) and, for Davis only, a significant watering × priority interaction (Table 7A).
