"including primarily" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a transition phrase to introduce a list of items or examples. For example, "I enjoy a variety of activities, including primarily running, swimming, and hiking."
The initial presentation of patients with TANGO2-related disorders can be variable, including primarily neurological presentations.
Three dimensional effects, including primarily the annular geometry and the radial non-uniformity of the upwash, can be fully taken into account.
Since its inception the field of bioethics has been populated by specialists from a number of different disciplines, including primarily philosophers, lawyers, and theologians.
The truck has never had a cent of government funding, she says, instead working together with philanthropic and community organisations, including primarily Medicines Australia, the peak body for pharmaceutical companies.
For the subcellular localization analysis, the 5,259 identified proteins were assigned to 12 different cellular compartments, including primarily the nucleus (6.74%), membranes (22.44%), cytoplasm (20.35%), and mitochondria (3.51%); 30.45% proteins were with unknown subcellular localization information (Fig. 2A).
The first part presents a static ontology, i.e. a hierarchy framework for the domain language, including primarily classes of participants, classes of IP works, classes of activities, and relations between these classes.
Ectoparasites include primarily fleas, lice, mites, and ticks.
This release includes primarily style improvements and bug fixes.
Those included primarily fatigue and shortness of breath, and abnormal lung X-rays.
Activities include primarily silicon technology modeling both for digital and analog circuits, including OE/RF applications.
Sure, all major corporations have "diversity programs" but these include primarily cosmetic efforts (like honoring black history month).
