The phrase "as main topic" is not entirely correct in written English; it would be better as "as the main topic." You can use it when discussing the primary subject or focus of a conversation, paper, or presentation.
Example: "In this discussion, we will explore climate change as the main topic affecting global policies today."
Alternatives: "as the primary subject" or "as the central theme."
As main topic of this paper standard FE methods are investigated and validated for thick structures using the generated test results.
As main topic, this research focuses on evaluating the role of the Mass Yield (MY) as synthetic parameter of the process.
The evidence tables for the treatment of each symptom that was listed as main topic by our expert panel are depicted in Additional file 1: Appendix 3. The recommendations, based on evidence and/or consensus, for the treatment of symptoms of each topic are listed in Table 3.> Hardly any evidence is available for the treatment of symptoms in paediatric palliative care.
As main topics within the 42 evaluated transformation studies, the high dependency of transformation on temperature, redox potential, dry matter content, and other parameters is reported.
The initial search strategy was based on "sepsis" or "septic shock" as main topics and/or title words.
Each element was coded; codes akin to each other were gathered together as main topics (e.g. gatekeeping, confidentiality, contraception, abortion, etc).
3 4 First, all publications with 'patient safety' in their title are selected, as well as all publications from the following journals with patient safety as their main topic: Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety, Joint Commission Perspectives on Patient Safety, Journal of Patient Safety and Quality and Safety in Health Care.
While the forum highlighted the global income divide, a key concern of the protesters, as a main topic of discussion for this year's meeting, the parties have been as glitzy as ever.
Radiation exposure was addressed as a general statement in 3% of abstracts, as a main topic in 2%, and for dose reduction in 1%, respectively.
Through that process, recreational activities, as part of the broader issue of free time emerged as a main topic of interest for parents; where they showed much care for their children's free time, the issue of recreational activities crystallised the tensions between individual strategies and perspectives and contextual factors as expressed by families.
