The phrase "as a primary force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that plays a major or leading role in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the development of renewable energy technologies, solar power has emerged as a primary force driving innovation and investment."
Alternatives: "as a leading factor" or "as a dominant influence".
Melissa Chiu, who is the director of Asia Society's museum and will head the acquisition program, noted that Asian artists had emerged as a primary force in the video and new-media arena.
4. Are you sure we should really welcome an era of judges as a primary force for education reform?
Are you sure we should really welcome an era of judges as a primary force for education reform?
I asked Zedd if he found it ironic that he had sold his collection to NYU, which many people see as a primary force in downtown Manhattan's gentrification.
Falling oil prices were cited as a primary force behind the strong advance in stock and bond prices during the first quarter of the year.
Although the parallel genetic and morphological patterns implicate demography as a primary force in shaping both neutral and non-neutral genes frequencies, past studies have revealed a complex relationship between neutral markers and morphological characters in other recently diverged organisms (e.g., Darwin's finches, [36], [37]; sticklebacks, [38], [39]; cichlids, [40], [41]).
Yet the contradictory idea that we must impose controls on ourselves and each other as a requisite for freedom remains a primary force in America -- and, not incidentally, a key to maintaining our woefully inegalitarian order.
Results show how a strong internal market frame acted as a primary driving force in the Commission to promote the GO trading instrument.
He introduced much of what has been innovative and vital in postwar French drama to British readers and theatregoers, and was responsible for a renewed focus on the director as a primary creative force in contemporary theatre.
Stirring stuff, but before the president throws his cap in the air and an emptied vodka glass into the fireplace, he may like to flick through the pages of The New Nobility, which charts the brief decline followed by the resolute resurrection of the KGB as a primary political force in the country.
