The phrase "at a primary level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is basic or fundamental, often in an educational or developmental context.
Example: "The curriculum is designed to introduce concepts at a primary level, ensuring that all students have a solid foundation."
Alternatives: "at a basic level" or "on a fundamental level".
These readers' memories permit me to make the temporal setting of my book plausible at a primary level of impulse.
I think my biggest concern is at a primary level (ages 4-11) where the arts have virtually disappeared from teacher training and development – a whole generation of teachers is developing without the skills and confidence to bring the arts into the classroom in a satisfactory, professional way.
To get to the top, party officials must typically start from leadership at a primary level office and then be promoted successively to the township level, a county division, a department bureau and the province/ministry level.
These data suggest that research methodology remains at a primary level in both countries.
BLAST should be useful at a primary level of investigation, before the modelling process, in order to search sequence similarities between a query sequence (gene or protein sequence) and all the sequences stored in the database.
Whilst research on strength-based methods, and particularly how to apply these methods at a primary level, is relatively new, research in this area is growing rapidly and may provide a valuable complement to problem-based methods.
Half of the pregnant women had attained at least a primary level education.
We recommend the use of interactive weekly text messaging to improve adherence to ART, which is most effective in those with at least a primary level of education.
We recommend the use of interactive weekly text messaging to boost adherence to ART, especially in clients with at least a primary level of education.
Most participants were female (96.8%), aged 19 30 years (57.3%), subsidized users of the Colombian healthcare system (74.2%), and possessed at least a primary level of education (81.6%) (Table 1).
After all, most children are not living in poverty, most have access to health care, most are well nourished, and most are going to school and completing at least a primary level education.
