The phrase "authenticity in the first" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a concept related to prioritizing authenticity, but it is incomplete and ambiguous without additional context.
Example: "In our discussions, we must prioritize authenticity in the first place to build trust."
Alternatives: "authenticity as a priority" or "putting authenticity first".
It doesn't exactly speak well of a group's authenticity and identity in the first place to think that a two-minute video could undermine them so thoroughly, but I've never been part of an ethnic group, so who am I to say?
This has led to the charge that models of autonomy which demand second-order endorsement merely introduce an infinite regress: for second-level judgments must be tested for their authenticity in the same way as first order desires are, but if that is so, then ever higher levels of endorsement would be called for.
Establishing authenticity is the first and most important task.
Authenticity is the first litmus test for the show.
His book, which offers up its first expletive two words in, is, of course, testament to the rough-edged authenticity that endeared him to Bush in the first place.
To hurry up and buy authenticity reminds me of that scene in the first "Wall Street" movie, where Charlie Sheen is decorating his new apartment and they are putting up fake plastic exposed brick.
Whenever Bourdain discovers a hole-in-the-wall culinary gem, he places it on the tourist map, thereby leaching it of the authenticity that drew him to it in the first place.
Because it was formless and leaderless, the movement passed the test of authenticity — the first requirement for a citizenry that no longer had faith in institutions and élites.
Professor Chris Elliott made the call in the first part of his review into the safety and authenticity of food supplies in the UK.
The constructs were sequenced to ascertain the right orientation and authenticity in the vector.
