The phrase "primarily looking" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "primarily looking" when you want to refer to an activity or task that is given the most attention or focus. For example, "We are primarily looking into new ways to reduce operating costs."
But I'm primarily looking for people who have uncommon sense because that's where genius comes from.
In other words, this is not a book for cooks primarily looking for a quick and easy menu for dinner.
Security concerns have motivated many Afghan house-hunters to buy in Dubai, but some are primarily looking for bargains.
Like the Smithsonian, most museums that undertake marketing campaigns are primarily looking to broaden their audience rather than raise money.
Women's coaches might scout intramural games, but they say they are primarily looking for players with the right attitude for an uncharacteristic assignment.
"In the end," he added, "it's a selfish pursuit, as I'm primarily looking for the same excitement that I get from hearing them play".
American lawmakers primarily look to cost-benefit analysis, which holds that the benefit of imposing regulation should outweigh its cost.
It currently takes three months, Mr. Abrams said, and the state primarily looks at the developer's record in running such projects elsewhere.
Carter said that the Digital Britain report primarily looked at the fate of Channel 4 and tied this with the BBC.
Plus, a student finance system that primarily looks at parental income is tough for teenagers to navigate if they've lost touch with their parents.
Dr. Sims, who is president-elect of the American Economic Association, has primarily looked at temporary policy changes, like a surprise in government finances or a change in interest rates.
