'sufficient priority' is an acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is given a higher priority than something else, or that the priority given to something is adequate or satisfactory. For example: "The company gave the project sufficient priority to ensure that it was completed on time."
But it was never a sufficient priority to go out looking.
Instead of taking a few days as anticipated, the clearance process took an average of 80 days, primarily because it was understaffed and not given sufficient priority by the F.B.I.
It took the bureau an average of 80 days to clear prisoners for removal or release because of understaffing and because the process was "not given sufficient priority," the report said.
"Agricultural development was not given sufficient priority over the last decades, and its importance was underestimated," said Jacques Diouf, secretary-general of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
While the tested nutrients play an important role in health and disease, it is unlikely that the adverse clinical outcomes if any of circuit nutrient loss and benefits if any of supplementing at risk nutrients will ever be tested in a randomised trial design and is probably not of sufficient priority.
So I will be attending each of the [six] advisory committee's meetings in the coming year and urging them to recognize that Congress has taken these actions, [that] they represent the public,... and [that] it's up to the community to make its case as to why the science and long-term investment in basic research is of sufficient priority that the president's request be honored by Congress.
"I'm eager for our collective journey to ensure that NASA and all related programs have sufficient resources and sufficient priorities to do what needs to be done," said Mr. Cruz, who was elected last year with Tea Party backing, in his opening remarks.
Finally, UN agencies and donors should ensure sufficient resources and priority are given to emergency humanitarian assistance.
The data from this and other sites was reviewed on October 2004 and it was decided that given the absence of other data, the question was important enough and of sufficient public health priority that a trial able to detect a larger difference would still be of public health importance.
However, we must advise prospective authors that even their best efforts to address the concerns of reviewers and the section editor may not make the manuscript of sufficient quality and priority to lead to publication.
As Shiffman and Smith documented in their 2007 Lancet article the absence of agreement on which strategy to adopt was a key reason for the fragmentation of the safe motherhood (including much of the maternal health) policy community and its failure to generate sufficient international political priority from 1987 2006 [ 24].
