prioritization
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4.2
- noun
- /praɪˌɔːrɪtaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- US
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priorización
- She understood that prioritization of her homework assignments would help her meet the deadlines.
- prioritization scheme
- prioritization criteria
- prioritization process
And until the prioritization changes, it won't happen.
- And until the prioritization changes, it won't happen.
- Now we often do have to make choices, prioritizations, even sacrifices.
- Lobbyists are just there to support or drive the prioritization of whatever they're lobbying for.
- So I think it reorders people's prioritisation of where they put their efforts.
- I think that's led to a lack of prioritization for the arts as an educational force.
- The question we have to frame then is well, what should be the prioritization?
- One of the hardest things to teach in model making in film is the the prioritization.
- And once you've got that resolved, then of course you can move on to item number two, that simplest prioritization process.
- So again, the prioritization turns out to be off base.
- No, your, your prioritization of the human experience of love.
- That's all the money you're going to get and to to work through that discovery, prioritization, management.
- Write it all the place and create, if you will, the prioritization of the play, the playbook that you most want.
- It has to have an ethic, and what a story is, is a description of an ethic of potential and action prioritization.
Examples
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I think that's led to a lack of prioritization for the arts as an educational force.
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Effective prioritization of tasks can significantly improve productivity in the workplace.
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So strategy is just prioritization of resources.
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Running a business is about learning fiscal prioritization.
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I want to emphasize that prioritization of learning requires sacrifice.
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Key to MNRC's success is the prioritization process developed in the second year of its operation.
Academic text (2007) -
There is controversy, however, over the relative prioritization of objectives in physical education.
Academic text (1995) -
The principles of opportunity cost and marginal benefit are critical to the discussion of service prioritization in socialized health care.
Academic text (2015) -
Proper prioritization of diagnoses and a more transparent process are two methods of evaluating nursing documentation.
Academic text (2015) -
The committee's prioritization of community projects focused on healthcare and education.
Synonyms
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3.7
A thing you think is more important and should be done first
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6.4
Being more important and put before others
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8.0
A state of being more important than other things or people
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3.4
A way to arrange tasks by how important or urgent they are
The right to come before others in time, order, or rank
How Prioritized
Surface Forms
Morphology
prioritization = prioritize (transparent) = prior + itize + ation
The noun is formed from the verb 'prioritize' by adding the suffix '-ation', indicating the process or action.
Etymology
Prioritization comes from prior ('earlier' or 'before') and the related word priority ('the thing that comes first'), which gives the idea of putting tasks in order. So prioritization means deciding which tasks are most important and doing them 'first'.