The phrase "a clear preponderance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence or arguments that overwhelmingly support a particular conclusion or viewpoint.
Example: "In the debate over climate change, there is a clear preponderance of scientific evidence indicating that human activity is a significant factor."
Alternatives: "a strong majority of" or "a significant amount of".
With a "clear preponderance of arms and force," Mr. Ford said, the Syrian government "bears the responsibility for the violence".
Yet once the psephologists have combed through the results, it will probably turn out that among rank-and-file churchgoers, there was a clear preponderance of "no" voters.
A study last year by CERM, a think-tank, found a "clear preponderance of young men with a high level of education" among those who left.Other failings are more glaring still.
I entirely agree with the group of Muslim scholars in Aleppo who says that the Syrian government, which has a clear preponderance of arms and force, bears the responsibility for the violence.
The success of the nonfictional Indignez-vous! set the tone for the year's French literature, which showed a clear preponderance of works based in fact rather than fiction, especially with the heavy representation of autofiction, the genre of fictionalized autobiography widely practiced in France for two decades.
Of course, as most of Obama's advisors know, this is simply not a credible international roadmap for an embattled regime where its outside enemies hold such a clear preponderance of power (not to mention occupied Syrian territory).
Like in the proteins with bacterial ancestry also among the proteins with bacterial homologs for which we cannot establish bacterial ancestry (the unresolved cases) a clear preponderance (85%) of enzymes can be observed (Table 1).
Only the elements at or near the margins, lacking a sufficiently clear preponderance of either metallic or nonmetallic properties, are classified as metalloids.
Overall, this picture goes in hand with the relatively low contribution of three specific factors to the total and explained variance, as opposed to the clear preponderance of a g-factor in the variance partition.
MoRFs that have no clear preponderance of any secondary structure type (at least 1% greater than the other two types) are categorized as a complex MoRFs.
There is a clear male preponderance.
