The phrase "a primary position in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's role or status within an organization or context, indicating that it is a significant or leading role.
Example: "She holds a primary position in the company, overseeing all marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "a leading role in" or "a key position in".
Increasing magnet strengths and surface coil channels and rapid k-space sampling have resulted in faster scan times, placing CMR in a primary position in the work-up of many complex cardiomyopathies [4].
The derogatory term 'Bomber Mafia' was used before and after World War II by those in the military who did not share their belief, and who were frustrated by the insistence of the men that the heavy bomber should take a primary position in planning and funding.
The proteins in actin and lipid particles are also relatively metastable, which could imply that they too have a primary position in the formation of new cells.
Wheat has a primary position in the human diet, and together with maize and rice provides more than 60% of the calories and proteins consumed by the world population [ 1].
During the Depression, when the United States elevated documentary above all other forms of art and exalted realism, putting photography in a primary position, art for art's sake and much of modernism were shunted into the wings.
Controlling for personal characteristics, choosing the primary position in a single clear traffic lane scenario was associated with a higher on-road crash rate, while choosing the primary position in a traffic lane with parked cars scenario was associated with a lower on-road crash rate.
That was a popular question yesterday for Matsui, whose primary position in Japan was center field.
Although the middle leaders in this study were asked to lead their colleagues it was their primary position in the school as a teacher (e.g. 4 h was allocated for planning and leading the dialogues) that prefigured the more sustainable building of collective knowledge in teams.
As 96% of the total estimated number of hospitalized HA cases had their diagnosis in the primary position in our study, this suggests that focusing a search for acute cases of HA among those hospitalized with a diagnosis in the primary position in similar administrative database would not miss many cases.
The elevation of dying to the primary position in the hierarchy of patient diagnoses is a medically informed, technology-mediated, social decision.
Respondents were significantly more likely to choose the primary position in multiple-lane situations compared to single-lane situations, if there were parked cars in the kerbside lane, and if they were female, younger, experienced riders, transport riders, or high intensity riders.
