"reviewed firstly" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when you need to emphasize that something should be reviewed before other steps are taken. For example: "The project plan should be reviewed firstly to ensure accuracy before presenting it to the board."
In this review, the usages of acetoin are reviewed firstly to demonstrate its importance.
In this short communication, a brief history of China trajectory optimization competition is reviewed firstly.
The intrinsic mechanisms involved in fish oxidation will be reviewed, firstly stressing the importance of fish tissue pro-oxidants and reductors upon the process, followed by the influence of external factors, such as processing and storage.
Both teleconsultants reviewed firstly the clinical images, made their clinical diagnosis and afterwards reviewed the dermoscopic images of each case and provided the dermoscopic diagnosis.
While it is CAs who are primarily responsible for chapter content and structure, external reviews are also important, with each chapter reviewed firstly by experts and then by governments and experts.
For this, we review firstly some important experimental results about the measurements of the structural and optical properties carried out on SRO samples grown by different techniques.
Here are two reviews, firstly from Simon Chilvers: This season Paul Smith stuck to his menswear roots with lots of tailoring.
In a statement, Mrs Lawrence said while she wanted a judge-led inquiry,she welcomed the review: "Firstly, it will be conducted by someone independent of both the police and the IPCC, organisations in which I have little faith and confidence and secondly, the person conducting the review, Mark Ellison QC, is someone who has already shown his commitment in getting justice for me and my family".
In this review, firstly, we briefly describe several representative families of LED phosphors.
This mini review firstly summarizes the chemical pathways to the synthesis of HTSs.
This pictorial review firstly describes the normal 2-D and 3-D anatomy of the ossicular chain, including the incudo-malleolar and incudo-stapedial joints.
