The phrase "aim is primarily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main focus or objective of a particular action, project, or study.
Example: "The aim is primarily to improve the efficiency of our production process."
Alternatives: "goal is mainly" or "objective is chiefly".
For this reason, its aim is primarily metatheoretical.
This first research aim is primarily addressed by breaking up the content analysis results into VMEP phases.
He argues that such a principle is at a different level than the moral principle, to the extent that its aim is primarily to establish a discursive procedure of legitimate law making and is a much weaker standard of agreement.
Although this is not addressed here, since our aim is primarily that of presenting and validating the general idea at the base of sociable routing, we give a rough indication of the cost of acquiring sociability indicators.
The aim is primarily to find a fitting professional organisational context for each individual patient.
The underlying mechanisms are very complex and not well understood, although the final teleological aim is primarily to deprive bacteria of nutritionally required iron.
However, unlike his New Wave colleagues, it was obvious from the very beginning with Les Jeux De L'Amour (Playing At Love, 1960) that his aim was primarily to entertain.
"But my aim was primarily to prove that you could bring a group of people together on the Internet and create good work".
Given the high number of either undetected lesions or partly misclassified lesions by the original implementation of KF, our aim was primarily to optimize the KF method performance and test its feasibility for the VUmc TRT data.
Our aim was primarily to detect those cytokines that associate with tumour characteristics.
Since our aim was primarily to detect porcine relaxin in order to confirm the correct delivery via the pumps, this assay was suitable.
