The phrase "a primary expert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is the main authority or specialist in a particular field or subject.
Example: "In the field of renewable energy, Dr. Smith is considered a primary expert due to her extensive research and publications."
Alternatives: "a leading expert" or "a chief authority".
The primary expert quoted in the article is from the Concord Coalition, whose mission is also balanced budgets and limits on safety-net spending.
The primary expert quoted in the article was from the Concord Coalition, whose mission is also to balance budgets and limits on safety-net spending.
A primary reason, experts say, is that the prison guards' union, the California Correctional Peace Officers Association, is the most powerful union in the state and contributes the largest amount of any political action committee to politicians in the state.
Given the interdisciplinary character of IR and the known turf battles around interventional medicine [1, 37, 38], deficiencies in the key qualification of radiation protection may ultimately heat discussions, which is why radiologists should be the primary experts and correspondents of IR.
The two primary experts were the same as for the original community jury group; however, the scientific advisor was changed to a female general practitioner and professor of clinical epidemiology (JD).
In open-primary states like South Carolina, voters of any party can vote in a primary, and many experts estimate that 10 to 30percentt of the voters on Feb. 19 will cross over party lines.
Patient # 4 suffered from dysphagia and was, based on primary histology, considered to have a primary oesophageal cancer, until expert review of the histological specimen at the NRH led to the diagnosis of a late relapsing TC.
MTCs were attended by a practice nurse, a primary care physician, the geriatric expert team, a pharmacist and, if present, caregivers involved in the older person's treatment or care.
Each primary care practice organizes at least 2 MTCs every 6 months of the intervention, and MTC's are attended by a practice nurse, a primary care physician, the geriatric expert team, a pharmacist and, if indicated, caregivers involved in the older person's treatment or care.
