The phrase "a primary question in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a central or fundamental issue within a specific context or topic.
Example: "The study aims to address a primary question in the field of environmental science: How can we effectively reduce carbon emissions?"
Alternatives: "a key question in" or "a central question in".
The interview schedules were semi structured, containing a primary question and several probes in each section that enabled the researcher to gather information about different aspects of the GP trainees' experience on the OOPE.
When health differences such as these are observed, a primary question of interest is whether the inequality in question is also inequitable.
Rep. 431, 432, Mr. Justice Lamar stated the primary question in the case to be 'whether an officer appointed for a definite time or during good behavior had any vested interest or contract right in his office of which Congress could not deprive him.' And he said, speaking for the court: 'The question is not novel.
The HEALTH randomized controlled trial asks the primary question: In patients over 50 years who have sustained a displaced femoral neck fracture, what is the rate of revision surgery at 2 years in those treated with THA as opposed to HA? Study personnel monitor critical aspects of perioperative care and rehabilitation for protocol deviations.
The primary question in this case is whether the Contract Clause is violated by state legislation enacted to protect employees covered by a pension plan by requiring an employer to make outlays which, although not in this case, will largely be offset against future savings to provide terminated employees with the equivalent of benefits reasonably to be expected under the plan.
The primary question in this survey was, "Would you want to be President?" The results were startling: 66percentt of boys said that they wanted to be president, but only 19percentt of girls expressed the same desire.
The primary question in Melissa's mind when searching for opportunities was whether her new employer would help her learn what she needed to know to be prepared for a position in senior management; would she have access to training that enhanced her leadership, negotiations and communications skills so that she could progress in her career?
This is something that has not been very well understood". The primary question in meeting the reduced driving goals, Boarnet and other planning experts said, is whether cities and counties will sign off on the massive amount of housing needed in already developed neighborhoods.
