The term "primary executive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an individual who is in charge of an organization or business. For example: "The primary executive of the company is responsible for setting the strategic direction."
Greg Daniels, the primary executive producer of the show, tapped Feig to introduce the panel.
The prime minister, appointed by the president, and the council of ministers hold primary executive authority, subject to the confidence of the Palestinian Legislative Council PLCCouncil PLC
The company said former CEO John F. Fort III will assume "primary executive responsibilities" while it seeks a permanent successor to Koslowski.
The cognitive profile of OCD appears to be one of the primary executive dysfunctions, mainly affecting response inhibition and cognitive flexibility [ 150].
The primary executive-function task is condition 4 (number-letter switching), which assesses flexibility of thinking on a visual-motor sequencing task.
Primary Wave Chief Executive Lawrence Mestel, former chief operating officer and general manager of Virgin Records, says he expects most licensing deals for Nirvana songs will be with the producers of movies and TV shows.
Interviewees came from four of the five practices and include 4 GPs [GP1, GP2, GP3, GP4], 2 advanced nurse practitioners [ANP1, ANP2] 1 practice manager [PM], 1 business manager [BM], the private provider lead [PPL] and a Primary Care Trust chief executive [CE].
BMG/Primary Wave Artist Services, the new venture, will release new recordings, with Primary Wave doing marketing and promotion and BMG handling royalty accounting and contracts, Lawrence Mestel, chief executive of Primary Wave, said in an interview on Monday.
"It just goes to show you that fewer artists need to be associated with record companies," said Larry Mestel, chief executive of Primary Wave Music Publishing and former chief operating officer of Virgin Records.
His main challenger in the Sept. 15 primary, Eileen M. Rehrmann, the chief executive officer of Harford County, northeast of Baltimore, dropped out of the race, citing a lack of campaign money.
The company currently has a 72-year-old interim chief executive whose primary task is to find a successor.
