The phrase "secondary member" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person or thing that holds a lesser or subordinate role in a group or organization. Example: The secondary members of the club were responsible for organizing smaller events, while the primary members handled the main annual fundraiser.
As the secondary member of this system slowly moves behind the larger star, its light shines through larger masses of the K-type star's atmosphere.
Importance of secondary member design and connection detail in overall performance of the tower was studied.
The logico-semantic relation between a primary and a secondary member of a clause nexus (when the message is expressed through reported speech) is called "projection" in SFL (Halliday and Matthiessen 2004: 376).
Veteran secondary member Josh Pinkard was lost for the season after his sore knee gave out during a bye week practice, resulting in a torn ACL requiring surgery.
Finally, both the article inclusion and data extraction was performed by a single reviewer (JCM), with assistance from a secondary member when doubts arose (SIB).
Often, secondary members will have joined the production just a few days before the re-enactment.
Parcells is the Giants' 19th primary member of the Hall of Fame along with 9 secondary members.
Mr. Kitsch is too bland to be memorable, a description that also applies to Liam Neeson as the not-crusty-enough admiral and most of the secondary members of the world-saving crew.
In essence, the stored water in the deflected secondary members and steel sheeting elements is estimated more properly.
The live load demand imposed on the secondary members, such as diaphragms or cross-frames, can also be predicted using the results of the spring analogy.
An easy way has been found how to adapt the existing spring-piston model in order to better account for the correct volume of accumulated water in the secondary members and profiled steel sheeting.
