The phrase "primarily prevalent" is correct and can be used in written English
It means mostly or mainly widespread or common. You can use it when discussing something that is widely observed or widespread in a particular situation. Example: Gender inequality is primarily prevalent in many workplaces, with women often earning less than their male counterparts for the same job.
Yet others felt that attrition is more prevalent primarily at senior career levels.
The genotype B series virus became prevalent primarily in chickens and other minor poultry after its primary emergence in China [21], [25], and was transmitted back to ducks from 1997 onwards [23], or co-circulated with genotype A series viruses in quail since 2000 to generate multiple reassortants and genotypes (Table S1) [3].
Selection bias may be acting in the selection of cases (which represent primarily patients with prevalent, chronic disease and not incident cases), or in the selection of controls.
Both Ehrlichia spp. are transmitted through the bite of an infected Amblyomma americanum tick and are found in regions where this vector is prevalent, primarily the Southeast and south-central and Mid-Atlantic states.
Through a survey of risk factors and sampling cities and provinces, cluster I and cluster II were found to be prevalent primarily among men who have sex with men in major northern cities.
A colorful palette provided the lights for "Music" while a primarily red hue was prevalent during "Give Me All Your Luvin'".
Genetic differentiation may be more prevalent between primarily dormant and non-dormant populations, namely between plants found ephemerally (in burns) and those occurring more persistently (in washes).
The greater diversity of serotypes causing IPD in adults may, however, require formulations of PCV with broadened serotype coverage than that included in the current formulation of PCV targeted primarily at serotypes highly prevalent in children.
To gain a better control of chronic complications, treatment and management for T2DM complications in urban Chinese populations should primarily target the highly prevalent populations with chronic complications including older diabetic patients and those with a long history of diabetes.
Differentiation of the two prevalent subtypes is primarily based upon identification of assay-generated HA and NA sequences as matching HA1 or HA3 and/or NA1 or NA2, respectively.
