The phrase "a central quest of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a primary goal or objective within a particular context, such as literature, philosophy, or personal development.
Example: "In her novel, the author explores a central quest of self-discovery and personal growth."
Alternatives: "a primary pursuit of" or "a key objective of".
The central quest of the game consists of about sixty hours of play, while the full game, including all side quests, totals around 300 hours.
"The quest for identity is a primal quest of our human kind.
There's plenty of content to keep players busy with a lengthy central quest, a refreshingly deep combat system and large, open world islands to explore.
Since the discovery of ribozymes, the central quest has been to understand how the relatively limited chemical functionalities of oligonucleotides are able to catalyze reactions with nearly the same efficiency and selectivity as proteins.
Assays were performed at a central laboratory (Quest Diagnostics, Heston, UK) using standard assays.
The inputs to the HOMA model, fasting plasma glucose and serum insulin were assayed at a central laboratory (Quest Diagnostics, Heston, UK) as previously described [ 29].
On the campaign trail, Trump turned contempt for the media into a central part of his quest for the Presidency.
Once Schilling finished his workout and put on a Walter Payton throwback jersey, he spoke giddily about the opportunity to return to the Red Sox organization, to be a central part of its quest for a World Series and, of course, to be a part of its ferocious rivalry with the Yankees.
Conservative believers fixate on the culture wars, religious liberals preach social justice, and neither leaves room for what should be a central focus of religion — the quest for the numinous, the pursuit of the unnamable, the tremor of bliss and the dark night of the soul.
Helping them see how becoming a well-educated person will serve them in their quest for change is a central part of our mission.
