The phrase "a primary man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a main or principal male figure in a specific context, such as leadership or importance.
Example: "In the organization, he was considered a primary man, often leading the most critical projects."
Alternatives: "a key figure" or "a leading man."
Torre used Mendoza as a primary setup man during the postseason last fall, and Mendoza contributed the most pivotal appearances of the fall against the Boston Red Sox.
Authorities have long focused on Mustafa Ahmed al-Hawsawi as a primary money man for the hijackers.
"The primary man responsible is our president – the man we elected," said Sheikh al-Salmani, a local tribal leader.
"The primary man responsible is our president the man we elected," said Sheikh al-Salmani, a local tribal leader.
In the Republican primary, men made up 57percentt of the Republican vote, comparable to the profile in 1996, when Bob Dole and Pat Buchanan were vying for the nomination.
This year, the same thing happened to Senator Richard Lugar of Indiana, who lost a primary to a man who vowed never to compromise.
Coal is also a primary driver of man-made climate change -- the defining moral and ethical environmental challenge of our age".
However, cardiovascular safety was initially declared on the basis of use in 12 patients (Waxman et al, 1983) and no randomised controlled trial has ever assessed cardiovascular morbidity and/or mortality as a primary outcome in men undergoing ADT by LHrH analogues.
The example given was a primary school choosing a man when faced with two candidates with the same merits when all other staff are women.
"They're short pieces, quite funny, it's a good cause, and it's full of celebrities," says the man, a primary school teacher, sitting next to me in the audience.
Howland suggests some teams do not have the physical ability to use man-to-man as a primary defense, but Gottlieb says there are other, more stubborn reasons coaches will not shuffle their team into a zone defense.
