The phrase "a primary goal for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main objective or aim of a project, organization, or individual.
Example: "A primary goal for our team this quarter is to increase customer satisfaction through improved service."
Alternatives: "a main objective for" or "a key aim for".
"Obviously, customer service is a primary goal for us," he said.
A primary goal for heart attack prevention, Dr. Libby and others say, should be to keep inflammation to a minimum.
Increasing poor people's opportunities for training -- and thus moving up the economic ladder -- is a primary goal for Democrats and some Republicans on Capitol Hill this year.
Resolving this puzzle has been a primary goal for the Juno spacecraft3,4, which has been in orbit around the gas giant since July 2016.
Gaining control of Kirkuk is for a primary goal for the Kurds, and last year they repeatedly accused Mr. Jaafari of stonewalling on the issue.
Downplaying the more collective elements of risk spreading became a primary goal for American insurers during an era of intense anti-communism and fear of redistributive systems.
With MegaRed being a relatively new product, only six years old, a primary goal of campaigns for the brand is to raise awareness and "increase trial," Ms. Steeves-Kiss says.
Understanding the molecular mechanisms of enzyme catalysis and allosteric regulation has been a primary goal of biochemistry for many years.
Because of this, a primary goal of cosmology, for a long time, was to measure two major features: the expansion rate and how it changes over time.
Evidence from this study further supports increasing Hb levels to ameliorate anaemia as a means of improving QOL – a primary goal of treatment for ovarian cancer patients with advanced disease and disease- or treatment-related anemia.
A primary goal of pain management for muscle-related pain is to reduce masticatory muscle activity.
