prioritization

American  

[prahy-awr-i-tahyz-ay-shuhn, -tuhz-] / praɪˌɔr ɪ taɪzˈeɪ ʃən, -təz- /

noun

1. the act or result of prioritizing.

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Example Sentences

The chief executive touted Magnum’s prioritization of real fruit flavors and real colors instead of artificial dyes, but said large industrial production is still needed to satisfy global food consumption.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, there were times when a phrase about prioritization written on another whiteboard in Darlington’s office — “Eat the elephant one bite at a time” — might have seemed to mock him.

From Los Angeles Times

“If we as women are putting our eggs on ice for a decade to make sure that our career is thriving,” she said, “we have a prioritization problem.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Chief Financial Officer Amy Hood said Wednesday that that prioritization was hampering growth in Azure, which is expected to slow to a 37% growth pace in the current quarter.

From The Wall Street Journal

It provides an unprecedented basis for ecological modeling, conservation prioritization, and cross-regional research on vulnerable island ecosystems.

From Science Daily