The phrase "a main voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the primary or most significant perspective or opinion in a discussion or context.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, she emerged as a main voice advocating for immediate action."
Alternatives: "a leading voice" or "a primary voice".
Mr. Elelaimy, 31, first emerged in January as a main voice of the youthful revolutionaries who improbably harnessed public protest to topple President Hosni Mubarak.
I imagine I'm creating a concerto, with a main voice speaking, backed up by the other instruments, carefully balanced.
Environmental activist Erin Brockovich is a main voice in the film, shown arguing and fighting for better water quality around the country.
How may I direct your call?" A main voice behind the new name is tronc's chief technology officer Malcolm CasSelle, who said in the kickoff presentation of the new brand, "This is the future of journalism, this is the future of content.
La Sexta is a tack channel anyway - sort of a Spanish equivalent of Channel Five but with even worse football commentary, whose main voice a clown who's actually a basketball commentator but whose act basically involves shouting "¡Vive el fútbol!
(How much of a risk is it to use the main voice from an album, the "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" soundtrack, that has sold over seven million copies in the United States?) Even though they're unexpected twists in Avicii's otherwise clean ascent, these songs don't arrive in a vacuum.
BH: I'm in there saying, "Watch your dry bones," but the main voice there is a longtime voice from our records.
Orchestral music requires "an interrelationship of elements, a balance, with no one instrument having the main voice all the time," Mr. Barenboim elaborated.
The main Voice Memos screen will show a list of your recorded notes, along with the length and date.
Looking back on her long career, she says, she sees that dance, which served as a form of language dating to her childhood, is still her main voice.
Mr. Abu Ismail poses a subtler threat, too, challenging the Brotherhood's status as the main voice of Islamist politics in Egypt and threatening to undermine its campaign to set aside Western fears of political Islam.
