The phrase "a more primary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the importance or fundamental nature of something in relation to another.
Example: "In this study, we aim to identify a more primary cause of the observed phenomenon."
Alternatives: "a more fundamental" or "a more essential".
In this sense, ordinary consciousness can be thought of as a restriction or constrained special case of a more primary consciousness.
The choreography shows elsewhere that the nine admirable young men performing it are certainly capable of épaulement; I just wish that element of style were a more primary ingredient throughout.
Alternatively, it is also possible that certain genetic variations in ABCB1 have a more primary role in developing neurodegenerative diseases such as AD or Parkinson's disease (PD).
In other words, instead of using memory as a temporary storage space for data retrieved from disk, memory can play a more primary role.
That is, by deploying a more primary care centric model, a pilot program is Ohio has shown it can save $500MM per year just in their Medicaid population with diabetes once they scale the pilot.
In compulsive gamblers, the same region that normally only lights up in response to sex was activated when the participants looked at monetary cues, suggesting that they interpreted money as a more primary reward, the researchers say.
Just as UKIP tempts disillusioned Tories with a starker form of conservatism, so the Greens, it seems, are offering disappointed Lib Dem and Labour supporters a more primary-coloured leftism.
With a little extrapolation, you could produce a graph showing that a few more primary fights will guarantee a Democratic landslide in November.
Blow denies the widely circulated theory that the game is about a breakup, suggesting that it is instead about a much more primary aspect of human experience.
RESULTS: CBOC patients had a slightly more primary care visits per year than VAMC patients (p < 0.0001), but lower primary care costs (-$71, p < 0.0001).
THERE WERE A LOT OF PRIMARY POLLS THIS YEAR - If it seems like there were a lot more primary polls this year than in the past, there were, as we showed in a presentation Saturday at the annual American Association for Public Opinion Research AAPORR) conference.
