The phrase "as a primary information" is not correct in English.
It should be "as primary information" or "as a primary source of information." You can use it when discussing the main or most important source of information in a given context.
Example: "In this research, we consider the survey results as primary information to support our findings."
Alternatives: "as key information" or "as a main source of information."
This unique reference guide serves as a primary information source for research groups around the world that seek to make the most of LOFAR data, as well as those who will push these topics forward to the next level with the design, construction, and realization of the SKA.
The widespread utilization of television falls in line with the previous literature, both inside and outside Japan, as well as for various types of disasters, and indicates that the social impact and expectation for TV as a primary information source remains high.
While that network may get you close to Kevin Bacon, it's not going to let you use Facebook as a primary information source.
Standardized congenital malformation reporting questionnaires were used as a primary information source.
The greatest variation was in relation to eviQ as a primary information source; 53% of staff specialists/fellows and 59% of interns/registrars compared with 93% of advanced trainees agreed/strongly agreed.
At Berkeley, our LDAP server had been heavily modified to act as a primary data store for all identity information.
Who should get the HDX? I'd recommend it to people who are looking for a second screen and may not treat their tablet as a primary personal information management or email machine.
Learning and sharing facts about AIDS Since its launch in 2006 to support China's campaign on young people and AIDS, the Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS Chinese website has served as a primary online information-sharing tool for the campaign's Youth Ambassadors.
The relevant specialist SOR guideline is used as the primary information source, and it is 'translated' into simple language by a multidisciplinary team, including methodologists, a linguist, a health anthropologist and oncology experts.
The reason the Japanese are doing more diverse and cool things with their mobile phones is because they're depending on them more as their primary information devices.
The best performance is achieved under the condition when agents use individual memory as their primary information source, and simultaneously use social memory as their searching guidance.
