"primary objection" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the main or most significant objection to something. Example: The primary objection to the proposed policy was that it would unfairly target low-income families.
Although Nietzsche's primary objection is not that metaphysical claims about humanity are untenable (he also objected to ethical theories that do not make such claims), his two main targets Kantianism and Christianity do make metaphysical claims, which therefore feature prominently in Nietzsche's criticism.
"That's certainly an objection, but that's not a primary objection.
A primary objection was a provision that would allow residents to file blight complaints anonymously.
The primary objection to a merger now appears to be price.
Mr. Perez-Carrillo III said his primary objection to traditional media outlets was the expense.
Senator Moynihan said his primary objection to the ad was that he had never been photographed together with Mr. Lazio.
There are two primary objections to multiculturalism.
The primary objections were that the new church would have been only 10 feet from a watershed boundary, and that there were alternate sites available on the church's 12-acre property.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] and punishmentSIR One of your primary objections to capital punishment (May 15th) is that it is hopelessly unjust as wrongly convicted persons will inevitably be executed.
"One of the primary objections to a surtax on very wealthy people has been its impact on small business," said Ms. Collins, the only Republican who crossed the aisle and voted to take up the Democrats' payroll tax bill last week.
Whisper has responded by posting a point-by-point rebuttal of the Guardian's story on Scribd, but the primary objections seem to be over the degree of tracking when it comes to geographical locations.
