"in first instance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something was done before anything else. For example, "In first instance, I made sure to check the safety protocols before starting the project."
To analyze the functional repercussions of spreading of Tau-aggregation through neuronal networks dependent on the site of initiation, we used in first instance FDG-PET.
In first instance modeling was based on the lumping of the components and the reaction network.
In first instance, the processes were modeled with purposes to apply metrics for measuring the usability as a software quality attribute according to standard ISO 9126.
His most likely successor is thought to be Giuseppe Sannino – the man he replaced in first instance all the way back in September.
CBM42 is naturally attached to a laminarinase28 and one would expect this probe to bind (1,3 -β-glucans in first instance.
To assess the efficiency of paracetamol, indicated in first instance for light-to-moderate pain from hip and knee arthrosis, against rofecoxib, the COX-2 inhibitor most commonly used in Spain.
State v. Scott, 209 S.C. 61, 38 S.E.2d 902 (question is for the judge in first instance, but if the judge is doubtful or evidence is conflicting, the jury is necessarily the final arbiter).
"In first instance, the minister needs to understand it's a problem, and tell his department to fix it, and pause all further action, including pausing any instructions that have gone out to debt collectors," he said.
Official data from 2010 shows that the average acquittal rate in first instance courts was 0.2 percent, according to a report released last year by the Council of Europe.
Similarly, in phenomenology, the body is an own body in first instance.
The purpose is to prevent hazardous molecules misclassified in first instance (false negatives) from being labelled as safe.
