The phrase "a certain majority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific but unspecified majority within a group or context.
Example: "In the recent vote, a certain majority favored the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a specific majority" or "a particular majority".
Each instance of the software will recognize transactions only once a certain majority fraction of its trusted partners have also signed off.
These give the debtor the right to impose a restructuring on all creditors, including holdouts, once a certain majority of support for the private sector agreement.
These are called collective action clauses, which state that if a certain majority of bondholders agree to take losses in a bond restructuring, those losses would be forced on all bondholders, even would-be holdouts who don't agree.
Collective action clauses are legal riders in bond contracts that can make it easier for a debtor country to restructure its loans by forcing holdouts to accept the country's proposal for a bond swap if a certain majority of creditors agree to it.
The only way the nation can function is if it focuses its resources and energies to further the values of a certain (presumed majority) segment of the people living within its borders.
He also said he would oppose a ban on Muslims entering the U.S., although not a ban on people from certain majority-Muslim nations.
The Trump administration suggested the defeat could be temporary, alluding to a 5-4 decision by the Supreme Court in June that upheld a revised version of Trump's travel ban, an effort to bar foreigners from certain majority-Muslim nations and other countries from the United States.
But the age of parity has a giant downside that doesn't exist when there are more certain majorities.
It has repeatedly challenged iterations of Trump's travel ban that keeps people from certain majority-Muslim countries from coming to the United States.
The conservative majority on the Supreme Court seemed to agree Wednesday that President Trump has the authority to ban travelers from certain majority-Muslim countries if he thinks that it is necessary to protect the country.
He has rescinded deportation protections granted to two hundred thousand Salvadoreans and almost sixty thousand Haitians, and tried to remove transgender people from the military and to ban people in certain majority-Muslim countries from travelling here.
