The phrase "a further primary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an additional primary element, aspect, or source related to a topic.
Example: "In our research, we identified a further primary source that supports our findings."
Alternatives: "an additional primary" or "another primary".
Five percent (2966/57393) were diagnosed with a further primary cancer within 5 years of diagnosis.
One to two percent of patients with cancers with poor survival (6-256-25%ve at 5 years for lung, oesophagus, ovarian, and stomach cancer) had a further primary cancer.
A further primary objective was to identify the effectiveness of the program on intrapersonal, interpersonal and environmental variables related to PA and screen time, and to determine which of these variables mediate active lifestyle changes.
It is important that the information is discussed with genetic specialists to ensure correct interpretation of results, but also that these specialists understand that absence of a detectable mutation does not preclude a substantial risk of a further primary.
Therefore, even if CTLA-4-Ig typically works by inhibiting T cell co-stimulation and T cell activation, we must now consider that a further primary cellular target of CTLA-4-Ig might also be mononuclear APC, such as SM that express the B.7 complex.
A review of reviews is deemed more appropriate than a further primary systematic review, as the body of literature on e-health implementation is so vast, and a secondary review of this will allow a broad overview of the literature to be synthesised, and will avoid duplicating work already undertaken by other primary reviews.
The importance of scale and polish on periodontal health from the perspective of the patient has not previously been robustly assessed and the recommendations of the Cochrane review team included a requirement for further primary care-based research to investigate patient-reported outcomes in addition to objective clinical measurements [ 6].
15 Diagnostic accuracy therefore represents a clear area where further primary care-based research is required.
There is an evident need for further primary research to ascertain the exact nature of the contribution of the private sector to nurse production, and to examine the variance in the quality of nurses produced.
We analyzed a cohort of 19 paired biopsies of primary and metastatic ES tumours from the same patients, as well as a tissue microarray (TMA) containing a further 94 (78 primary and 16 metastatic) non-paired ES tumours.
Again, this contrast between roles could be usefully explored by further primary research, such as a qualitative study comparing relatives' experiences of volunteers in different settings.
