The phrase "maintain the primacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the importance or superiority of something over others.
Example: "In our organization, we strive to maintain the primacy of customer satisfaction in all our decisions."
Alternatives: "uphold the superiority" or "preserve the dominance."
Others, including Kagame's own justice minister, believe it is essential for Kagame to step down in 2017 in order to maintain the primacy of the rule of law.
To maintain the primacy of the Commons, Straw said peers' serving single, non-renewable terms from large constituencies would make them distinct.
Prof Andrew Dobson Keele, Staffordshire Some Tory MPs are saying they object to a democratic House of Lords because they want to maintain the primacy of the commons.
To maintain the primacy of the Commons, the Government could overturn Lords amendments on a two-thirds majority, as broadly also happens in Congress.
Some Tory MPs are saying they object to a democratic House of Lords because they want to maintain the primacy of the commons.
A third school, in which the medieval Jewish philosopher Maimonides and the medieval Christian Scholastic theologian Thomas Aquinas may be included, sought to maintain the primacy of faith without sacrificing the dignity of reason.
Simon Kelner, the Independent editor, has maintained control over the extent of his paper's web activities and maintained the primacy of the paper.
Like the country he will run, he has nimbly maintained the primacy of the Communist Party, while making economic growth the party's main business.
Those comments could have been interpreted as a challenge to Cook's authority – Bayliss has previously maintained the primacy of the captain – but the 31-year-old was fully aware a reminder would be issued and agrees with the message.
The approach that Stern outlines here – maintaining the primacy of peer review, using carefully-selected metrics in the environment section of the REF, and improving data infrastructure and interoperability – is completely in line with the findings in The Metric Tide.
He frustrated and alienated not only conservatives, who saw his reforms as undermining of traditional society and his personal life as scandalous, but also liberals, who were offended by his refusal to grant a constitution and by his obstinacy in maintaining the primacy of the absolute monarch.
