The phrase "a primary response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main or initial reaction to a stimulus, question, or situation.
Example: "In psychological studies, a primary response to stress often involves the activation of the body's fight-or-flight system."
Alternatives: "a main reaction" or "an initial response".
Vaccination with RNA induces a primary response (top) by instructing the body's cells to produce an antigen that is presented to the immune system.
Despite being a primary response to child abuse, it is currently unknown whether contact with child protection services (CPS) does more good than harm.
The process of vascular remodeling can occur as a primary response to injury, or stimulus such as hypoxia, within the resistance vessels of the lung.
Our results thus suggest that epigenetic modifications constitute a primary response to elevated sleep pressure showing the potential to integrate different brain processes, and to modulate synaptic function notably by affecting the expression of synaptic elements.
Exposure to another cHA with the same stalk but a different head domain then boosts antibodies against the stalk domain but only induces a primary response against the novel head domain.
Joint modeling of a primary response and a longitudinal process via shared random effects is widely used in many areas of application.
But we're not expect that to be a primary response," Rozin assured.
It encourages creativity as a primary response to art as opposed to passive appreciation to pre-established artists.
We would do well to base our allocation of resources on evidence-based practices rather than continuing to rely on incarceration as a primary response to juvenile delinquency.
From our experience, however, we know mental health services must be a primary response, particularly for women trying to keep their families together in the face of trauma and war.
These 2 may have mounted a primary response to this single dose of vaccine.
