"primarily work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the main or central activity that someone or something is involved in. For example: "The interns at the company primarily work on research and development projects."
This often involves bringing together Australian artists who primarily work overseas, as well as their international peers.
Anywhere with a Wi-Fi connection that you can use to get internet access, but primarily work or home Wi-Fi.
Such businesses include lawyers and financial consultants who primarily work in New York City but who are also establishing second offices in Westchester, as well as women returning to work after taking time off to raise families.
"A lot of people who primarily work with individuals feel overwhelmed by the number of variables they have to deal with when they work with couples," Dr. Pinsof says.
Interestingly, this possibility is reinforced on the fifth floor — primarily work from 1880 to 1940 — where, in three galleries, Ms. Temkin and her team have waded into the stream of masterpieces and taken more marked liberties with time and style.
With bulldozer operators, workers to collect the dumping fees and help from welders, sculptors, stonemasons and others who primarily work at the city museum, he has created a rough oval of dirt piles to connect the silos, blast chimney and mixing facilities.
Like Mr. Loach, Ms. Ramsay primarily works with nonprofessional actors.
The collection -- primarily works on paper -- ranged from Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo to Marc Chagall and Hassam.
Last year, Hadlow was attacked in the press for primarily working from her home in Bath.
Mr. Bakir primarily worked with Mr. Kerviel in trades involving stock index futures.
But with the truncating of cash assistance, poverty has become primarily working poverty.
