The phrase "a primary report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a main or initial report on a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The researchers submitted a primary report detailing their findings from the first phase of the study."
Alternatives: "a main report" or "an initial report".
These allegations are based on a primary report... which was prepared about seven or eight months ago.
The Altima's driver reported seeing flames from beneath the FedEx truck's cab before the crash, but Rosekind called it a "primary report," saying investigators were still looking into the information.
In the draft report writing stages, the researchers integrated the qualitative findings with the literature into a primary report for each location studied.
A primary report on the SSG XIV protocol was published in the SSG 30-year anniversary report (Smeland et al. 2009).
In a trial by Bergman et al, 10 patients with a primary report of shoulder pain were randomly assigned to receive usual medical care for their shoulder symptoms from their primary care physicians or usual care plus manipulative therapy (UMC+MT) directed at the cervicothoracic spine and rib cage for a maximum of six treatment sessions.
A whopping 42percentt of Republicans said they could not see themselves supporting Bush in a primary, reported the WSJ/NBC poll this week.
Some participating sites had the capability to collect hospital discharge data in real time and used this method as a primary reporting source.
This paper reports on a primary study of the capacitor system that can successfully overcome the main drawback of aqueous electrolytes, i.e. low max.
Quality was markedly poorer in the 26% of the meta-analyses that accompanied a report on a primary study.
Quality was markedly poorer in the 26% of the meta-analyses that accompanied the report of a primary study.
In the primary report, an OR of 1.29 was observed for carriage of a MHC2TA -168 G allele.
