The phrase "a clean majority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a majority is not only present but is also clear and unambiguous, often in the context of voting or decision-making.
Example: "The proposal passed with a clean majority, indicating strong support from the committee members."
Alternatives: "an outright majority" or "a clear majority".
On Saturday, the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's mainstream Islamist group, said its latest tally suggested that it could win 46 to 48 percent of the legislative seats — just short of a clean majority — while ultraconservative Islamists are set to win more then 20 percent as well.
As the polls opened, some analysts suggested that the party founded by the Brotherhood, Egypt's mainstream Islamist group and best-organized political force, could come away with a clean majority of the seats in the full Parliament instead of the plurality indicated by previous results.
As no party had a clean majority and the Swarajya Party which was the single largest party in the assembly was reluctant to form the government, the Governor appointed P. Subbarayan as the independent Chief Minister and nominated 34 members to the Council to support him.
Watkins said: "This is a voice of the clean majority trying to put pressure on what is a thick political soup.
A clear majority answer no.
We just need a clean-elections majority on the Supreme Court.
Surely it is better that the outcome of the election reflects the complexity of public opinion, rather than converting it into a clean but arbitrary majority for one side?
It's okay to indulge every once in a while and treat yourself given it's the holiday season, but try to maintain a clean diet the majority of the time.
When those votes are added to those of the 200 House Democrats who have said they would support a clean resolution, that yields a narrow majority for ending the government shutdown.
They need one of two things: a concession from the Democrats or for enough of the rank and file to determine that the Cruz strategy is doomed to let House Speaker John Boehner pass a clean continuing resolution with a bipartisan majority.
If they replace him with a clean new face (say, Roy Blunt, the majority whip), they save themselves months of distraction and begin to rein in their increasingly dangerous affair with K Street, the lobbyists' home in the capital.Conservatives can quibble with the charges against Mr DeLay.
