The phrase "a prime necessity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize something that is essential or of utmost importance in a particular context.
Example: "Access to clean water is a prime necessity for maintaining public health."
Alternatives: "a crucial requirement" or "an essential need".
The production of renewable clean energy is a prime necessity for the sustainable future existence of our planet.
For Glyn, with his background in the south Wales valleys, this was no fleeting interest, but rested on the conviction that it was a prime necessity to help depressed communities to prosper.
The movie is overwhelming, in the very best sense: the pointillistic profusion of the movie's visual details — décor, action, and the gestures of the characters (all of which are puppets, deftly manipulated, frame by frame) — and, for that matter, its drolly nuanced sound mix, make a big-screen viewing a prime necessity.
Therefore, search for alternate sources of energy generation that are cheap and ecofriendly have become a prime necessity (Logan 2004).
It may be quite true that in Oklahoma ice is, not only an article of prime necessity, but indispensable; but certainly not more so than food or clothing or the shelter of a home.
"The right to vote is the prime necessity of having a democracy," said Frederick A.O. Schwarz Jr., senior counsel of the Brennan Center for Justice, a public-interest law center that filed the suit on behalf of the plaintiffs.
During that period he wrote two influential pamphlets England, Ireland, and America (1835) and Russia (1836 in which he demanded a new approach to foreign policy, based not on attempts to maintain a balance of power but on the recognition of the prime necessity of promoting international economic expansion through the free movement of men and materials.
Therefore, before taking up any water resources development project, the prime necessity is to know the probable quantity of water available from a watershed.
If any one important species of these labourers is impeded, we risk the loss of some article of prime necessity.
These journals, Langley wrote, are concerned with "what Ruskin advocated as the prime necessity, that of seeing", and pay "intense attention to the particular".
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