The phrase "as a primary object" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main focus or central element in a particular context, such as in a discussion about goals, research, or design.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze the effects of climate change as a primary object of our research."
Alternatives: "as a main focus" or "as a central element".
The Slocum was supplanted as a primary object of the city's mourning.
Using the Finnish translation of the IFRS as a primary object of investigation, this article analyses the way in which the standards are translated into another language.
The emphasis on nationalism's incendiary varieties, however, has led to the neglect of everyday popular nationalism the routine and tacit acceptance of the nation-state as a primary object of identification and loyalty, as well as a fundamental unit of political organization.
If one takes a relative category (langle mathcal {C},W rangle ) as a primary object of study, then a model structure in the sense of Definition 2.6 is a choice.
This provides one clear transitional point, insofar as formalism will be a primary object of critique in Horkheimer's writings from the 1940s.
A clear emerging trend is that journal publication is starting to be associated with procedures for identifying associated data as a primary research object in its own right.
This self-consciousness is to be interpreted as inner perception, but not as a separate higher-order perception: Each mental act is primarily directed to an object (my hearing a sound has the sound as its primary object), and it is incidentally directed towards itself (my hearing a sound has itself as secondary object).
Although Corinthians had been formed in 1882, they were relative FA Cup novices, having waited until 1923 to "depart from their usual rules and take part in a contest which did not have charity as its primary object".
In dialogue with these bodies of work, I seek to demonstrate the utility of a value-based approach in all ethnographic investigations that take human practice as their primary object.
Her presentation will examine how those changes are rooted in the history by which "creativity" became a legitimate object of academic research, a history itself based in Cold War international rivalry that now takes China as its primary object of anxiety.
