This is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are describing something that has a higher importance or level of urgency than something else. For example, "I need to complete this project with a higher priority due to the approaching deadline."
Since Catholic parents seek out private schools and are willing to pay tuition, they may start out with a higher priority on education than the other parents.
In the two recent papers [9,10], the authors show that by marking these segments with a higher priority and implementing the priority using a diffserv architecture, the performance of the TCP connection considerably improves.
Locations with a higher priority should be examined first rather than those with a lower priority as the former are more suspicious than the latter, i.e., more likely to contain the faults.
Note that films with a higher priority will be assigned to workers before those with a lower priority.
These packets are simply inserted into a first-in-first-out (FIFO) queue with a higher priority over the data packet queue [20].
Eventually, these resources were cued with a higher priority than Force as Mover, as students became more adept at recognizing scenarios in which these resources were appropriate.
London Underground carries far more passengers relative to its size than the Metro, with overcrowding being a higher priority problem as a result.
Some newer ones, such as the one with India, can appear to have a higher priority with the present administration.
Or perhaps make spending time with family and friends a higher priority?
Simply put, an intervention with priority 1 is always a higher priority than an intervention with priority 2 or 3, and should accordingly be allocated more resources.
"Is it worth using diplomatic capital for Burma with China when North Korea has a higher priority?" he asked.
