The phrase "primary stakeholder groups" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing business, organizations, or projects, to refer to the main individuals or groups who have a vested interest or influence in the success or outcome of the venture. Example: "In order to create a successful marketing campaign for our new product, we need to consider the needs and perspectives of our primary stakeholder groups, such as customers, investors, and employees."
Based on exploratory interviews and literature reviews, a survey instrument was administered that quantitatively queried seven primary stakeholder groups on fundamental issues regarding the management of Florida's beaches.
The three primary stakeholder groups in this process (regulators, industry and consultants, and model developers) each has particular priorities and concerns, and particular expertise to bring to the debate around the use of in silico models.
MWC users were the primary stakeholder group as we were most interested in their perception of the program content and delivery, since adherence to a home program is critical to effectiveness [ 28].
To further distinguish between other stakeholders, different primary and secondary stakeholder groups are categorized.
By leveraging subject matter experts from both the industry and academic settings, Michigan Advanced Technician Training (MAT2) formed organizational and working teams comprised of the primary government, industry, and academic stakeholder groups and established a workable context for a knowledge transfer of best practice industry standards.
The study involved three stakeholder groups: patients; primary care dental practitioners and NHS commissioners.
In order to obtain different perspectives on barriers to accessing primary care, a variety of stakeholder groups were represented among those included in this study, including individuals experiencing homelessness.
All respondents suggested that they would be using the information generated by their needs assessment to inform population-based planning and priority setting, and facilitate primary healthcare planning discussions with wider stakeholder groups.
There was near complete accord within and across the different stakeholder groups that the primary means of communicating with the council was through their organizations' activities with and representation on the council.
A randomised facilitation intervention with local stakeholder groups composed by primary care staff and local politicians working for three years with a perinatal problem-solving approach resulted in increased attendance to antenatal care and reduced neonatal mortality after a latent period.
We conducted a consensus generating symposium comprised of 60 experts from different stakeholder groups: Allied & Mental Health, Education, First Nations & Métis Health, Advocates, Primary Care, Government Health Policy, Regional FASD Coordinators, Social Services, and Youth Justice.
