"primary discourse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the main discourse, text, conversation, or theme of a particular situation. For example, "The primary discourse of the lecture was about the effect of social media on our lives."
The book demonstrates that during the build up to all-out war the cartoon was not only important in the sphere of Shanghai popular culture in the eyes of the publishers and readers of pictorial magazines but that it occupied a central place in the primary discourse of Chinese modern art history.
It's precisely this relationship that Dorkbot's seventh session intends to explore by exhibiting some of the chosen works of art "where visible 'hardware' plays an integral role within the work while not necessarily acting as its primary discourse".
The primary discourse was about adults' rights to conduct themselves as they wished in private spaces.
The most surprising aspect of Trump's candidacy, and its most significant degree of historical continuity, is with nativism as a primary political discourse in American history; many historians, I suspect, have thought of that kind of appeal as a thing of the past.
But like Mr. Gingrich himself, the concept has popped up again, and not just as an unlikely topic in primary-season discourse.
Talk of the rioting supplanted conversation about the controversial death of Freddie Gray after he was taken into police custody April 12, which had been the primary topic of discourse before Monday's mayhem.
Now that the Internet has replaced television as culture's primary mode of discourse, our currently most prevalent cultural artifacts (the "Like" button, LOLcats, @oldspice) have also permeated the arts on a global scale, most recently in the shockingly slick "N'Importe Comment" music video from French rappers Orelsan and The Toxic Avenger.
The artist's esoteric storytelling and idiosyncratic drawing style inserted the work into the primary indie comics discourse, catapulting the artist to prominence at just 21.
And since my parent spoke English, she had access to a lot of the media resources that people can get locked out of in a society that focuses on English as a primary language of discourse.
It is not hyperbole to say that the sentiment expressed by Cooke is the overarching belief system of the US political and media class, the primary premise shaping political discourse.
Perhaps the most amazing aspect of these monologues is that, no matter how long and labyrinthine the digressions that crop up along the way, he invariably returns sooner or later to the primary subject of his discourse, and everything turns out to have been relevant.
