The phrase "auxiliary concept" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a supporting or secondary idea that aids in understanding a primary concept.
Example: "In our discussion of the main theory, we must also consider the auxiliary concept that provides additional context."
Alternatives: "supporting idea" or "secondary concept".
Although the -monogenic system thus arose as an auxiliary concept in Hermitean Clifford analysis, it deserves to be further studied for its own intrinsic value.
Although the -monogenic system thus arose as an auxiliary concept in Hermitean Clifford analysis, it was meanwhile also further studied itself; see also [15, 17, 18].
Thus, we also introduce an auxiliary concept called binary mutation profile.
In order to present the formal definition of TGH, we first define an auxiliary concept called coloring.
It is this category, along with the auxiliary concept of 'stress', that is explored in this special issue of History of the Human Sciences.
From our findings, we can derive several recommendations for improving daily teaching and learning in this domain: First, prior to introducing students to the subject of Accounting, their mathematical skills (such as modelling real-word problems in mathematical language or auxiliary concepts such as percent calculations) should be trained.
Although this mechanism resembles a thought experiment, it is limited in that it is specifically focused on the outcomes of the study at hand, rather than an auxiliary thought experiment that would assist with better understanding any ancillary concept.
Within the operating dynamics concept, auxiliary equipment is not ignored, but the focus is on those systems that produce capacity and revenue for the plant.
First, a connection is found between the unlabeled text documents and unlabeled annotated images from an auxiliary source of related concepts.
The project could provide reliable auxiliary power as a targeted concept for future commercial aircraft with lower greenhouse gas emissions.
A novel dual-rotor wind turbine (DRWT) concept with an auxiliary upwind rotor and a bigger downwind rotor was introduced for improved turbine performance.
