"primary course" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the main or most important part or aspect of something. Example: The primary course of our meeting will be discussing the company's budget for the upcoming year.
Cassie Lockwood is starting a SCITT (primary) course in Bromley, Kent in September.
At Lehman, the primary course in teaching reading is integrated with teaching social studies.
For general course inquiries, please contact the primary course instructor, Jeanne Moseley.
Note: preparation and participation in discussion are the primary course requirements.
You'll automatically be enrolled in the primary course(s) listed on the detail page for your program.
Kitarō entered primary course at Kanazawa Normal School in that year but had to leave on account of sickness in the following year.
The primary course objective is to introduce principles of visual literacy as it pertains to two-dimensional and three-dimensional issues in design at all scales.
The primary course goal is to equip the clinician with the skills and knowledge to effectively manage running injuries and to optimize performance.
But in most cases, a definition drawn or paraphrased from the primary course readings or from other scholarly sources will be more effective.
Ripley MacDonald, director of Amazon Student Programs, said the company was also the primary course materials provider for Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind., and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Next in line was Representative Udall, the lanky, witty liberal who stayed the primary course, right through the finale on June 8, despite his failure to win a single victory.
