The phrase "a big majority and" is not correct in standard written English due to the unnecessary conjunction "and" at the end.
It can be used when discussing a significant portion of a group or population, but it should not be followed by "and" without further context.
Example: "A big majority of the voters supported the new policy."
Alternatives: "a large majority" or "a significant majority."
The Democratic party now enjoys a big majority and the Liberal Democrats have suffered a huge electoral defeat.
But with a big majority and his party in control of most of the Spanish regions, Mr Rajoy is in a strong position.
"The report was passed by a big majority, and so there's obviously recognition that there is a need to look at this.
He needs Labour to get a big majority, and he needs to bolster his current popularity with voters (39% would like him as prime minister, compared with 30% for Tony Blair).
And the payroll tax to finance unemployment benefits will be trimmed from 4.2% to 3.9% to encourage hiring.More might have been hoped for from a coalition with a big majority and a strong economy.
Let other countries do it now.' That's a big majority and also the majority in the Parliament," said Nicoline van den Broek-Laman Trip, a former senator from the Liberal Party, who said she supported the Dutch mission but also believed that it was time to pull back most of the troops, leaving F-16s and perhaps trainers for local Afghan troops.
"If it can build a bigger majority and help us get it passed more easily, it's worth doing," Mr. Kerry said in an interview.
While Mr. Rajapaksa won a big majority, Tamil and Muslim voters largely rejected him.
And by winning support from a big majority of independents, and even from a fair few Republicans, he makes it possible to imagine a return to a more reflective time when political opponents were not regarded as traitors and collaboration was something to be admired.Oddly, he may be helped by the fact that, in the end, his victory was slightly disappointing.
But she says that her preferred option is to win a big majority in Congress and use it to push through electoral and other reforms.
I knew it would be almost impossible to win - I was up against a candidate with a very big majority and very strong political links, and I had very little money - but I wanted to raise awareness, and I believed the Mexican people would respond.
