The phrase "primary harm" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when discussing the most significant or damaging consequence of a certain event or situation. For example, "The primary harm of the economic recession was the high unemployment rate that followed."
As with any medical records, the potential for abuse of genetic information by employers and insurers is chilling, but this is only tangentially a privacy issue; the primary harm consists of things like job discrimination and higher insurance premiums.
This analysis suggests that the primary harm stemming from procrastination is delay in the ultimate application process, with rushed reviews completed at deadlines resulting in the need for revisions in subsequent rounds of review.
Parents and students across the nation should be appalled that campuses aren't fighting to expand four primary harm reduction strategies: evidence-based education, drug checking, Good Samaritan 911 laws, and safe spaces.
**Review primary harm outcome data reported in full in study report but not in review.
We then further scrutinised the reviews where a single primary harm outcome had been defined.
A total of 57 reviews did not require further assessment as they fully reported the single review primary harm outcome for all eligible studies.
To adopt a similar approach to ORBIT I, we chose to look at one primary review harm outcome for assessment from each review.
Replacing deliberative party conventions with popular primaries has harmed political parties, the true engines of democracy, by encouraging a candidate-centered politics that emphasizes money, media and "momentum," which candidates acquire by beating up more on fellow party rivals than on the opposition.
With one or two exceptions (among them primary schools), more harm than good was done to health and education.
John Collins, the editor of the report, argues that drugs policy ought to have as its primary goal reducing harm: "Measuring numbers of deaths is a much better gauge of success than number of kilos of cocaine seized".There is a third group of countries, says Mr López Bonilla, of which Guatemala is one.
"High purity coke would obviously contain fewer contaminants and cutting agents," says Nutt, of the extra side effects such cutting agents could potentially have – though adds that, really, they're not the primary concern: "Although harm from cutting agents has certainly been documented in cocaine and other drugs – see PMA in ecstasy pills, for example – cocaine dosing is the main issue here".
