The phrase "as primacy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to priority or importance, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In the decision-making process, we must consider the factors that hold primacy."
Alternatives: "as a priority" or "as the main focus".
Since taking over in 2012, Ms Mayer has led a string of high-profile acquisitions - most notably that of blogging platform Tumblr - but the company has still struggled to find other streams of revenue as its primacy as a search destination declines.
We become more likely to form judgments based on early cues (something known as impressional primacy), and as a result become more prone to anchoring and correspondence biases (using first impressions as anchors for our decisions and not accounting enough for situational variables).
The true balance of economic power between the two nations will soon reassert itself, as will the primacy of Germany's relationship with France.
It let Kelley explore not only the destructiveness of racial categories but one of his other long-standing interests as well: the primacy of sound.
Nonetheless, the participation of NGOs and even the pastoralists themselves, if there are any, is mere tokenism as the EPRDF government follows a developmental state model and the views and concerns of the government take primacy, as is evident for more than two decades (see also UNDP Ethiopia 2012).
As the primacy of classical mechanics crumbled during the early 20th century, quantum mechanics was developed to replace it.
In the celebrated Leipzig disputation of 1519, Eck debated with Luther and his disciple, Andreas Karlstadt, on such topics as papal primacy and the infallibility of church councils.
The sneaky bill to watch out for is a curb on Lords powers, glancingly referenced as the "primacy of the Commons".
It is known as theatrical primacy, and it is a way of doing business that is jealously guarded by cinema operators.
