The phrase "a primary course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a main or fundamental course in an educational context, such as a class or subject that is essential to a curriculum.
Example: "In our program, students must complete a primary course in mathematics before advancing to more specialized subjects."
Alternatives: "a core course" or "a fundamental course".
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1 In the United Kingdom, a primary course of pertussis vaccination is recommended from the age of 2 months.
Four children had received a primary course of PHiD-CV and 8 children received a combination of PCV7 and PHiD-CV for their primary course.
Twenty-one children 10 years and younger had received a primary course of PCV7, with 16 of those also receiving a booster of PPV23.
Of the four children positive for serotype 1 carriage, one did not provide consent to access their immunisation records, one had missing immunisation records and two had received a primary course of PCV7 with a PPV23 booster.
This analysis compares children less than 36 months of age who received a primary course of at least two doses of PCV7 or PHiD-CV10, and not more than one dose of another pneumococcal vaccine.
We cannot exclude that some headache diagnosed as a primary form over the course revealed as a secondary headache, especially in those women without additional diagnostic procedures.
Cassie Lockwood is starting a SCITT (primary) course in Bromley, Kent in September.
The first primary degree was standardized and its length extended from two or four years to six years; and pupils were to take a common primary course prior to their orientation toward general, normal, or technical secondary education or toward professional education.
ING's commitment to UNICEF contributes to Millennium Development Goal #2: "Achieve Universal Primary Education," which aims to ensure that children everywhere complete a full primary course by 2015.
Information on the longevity of protection resulting from the primary course in a highly endemic area, and the additional benefits (if any) of a booster would greatly facilitate decisions regarding the need to boost following infant vaccination.
