The phrase "again chiefly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is primarily or mainly occurring again, often in a context where a previous point or theme is being revisited.
Example: "The report highlights, again chiefly, the importance of sustainable practices in our industry."
Alternatives: "primarily again" or "mainly once more".
And regional banks are starting to lend more again, chiefly to small and medium-sized businesses.
Hints of the Beats' left-wing genealogy lasted through the 1960s and beyond — thanks, again, chiefly to Allen Ginsberg — and it made some difference to Dylan, who, whatever his thoughts about politics and political organizations, never lost his attraction to rebels and outlaws.
Yet Mr Jenrick's majority is still much less than than 16,000-vote margin Mr Mercer enjoyed, and that is again chiefly UKIP's doing.Despite running a ramshackle campaign, in which the party's charismatic leader Nigel Farage barely featured, the populist party came a strong second, winning over a quarter of the vote.
To help achieve this, we used an Excel spreadsheet to aid initial data management and support a preliminary framework analysis to gain familiarity with the data, and Atlas Ti qualitative software for a more detailed thematic analysis, again chiefly to gain familiarity with the data before going on to apply the strong structuration theory approach shown in Table 1.
"A cost that then has to be paid for over and over again elsewhere – chiefly, in all probability, by our unfortunate children and grandchildren, whose welfare I happen to care about".
In its first revival, its direction honed slightly and with Michele Mariotti conducting with an ear wonderfully sensitive to balance and flow, the production is again striking – chiefly for its intelligence.
Some are mimetic, others erotic, others, again, war dances (chiefly in the mountain areas) and comic dances (usually with masks).
About 1740 he turned once again to painting portraits, chiefly of middle-class sitters.
And during Britpop, too easily remembered for Oasis's sports-casual machismo, it was once again the Bowie fans, chiefly Suede's Brett Anderson and Placebo's Brian Molko, who revelled in ambiguity.
Again, the dead were chiefly black kids living in deprived neighbourhoods.
Again, the dead were chiefly black kids living in deprived neighborhoods.
