The phrase "a considerable majority of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant portion of a group or population in a specific context, often in research, surveys, or reports.
Example: "A considerable majority of the participants agreed with the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "a significant majority of the" or "a large portion of the".
Ever since polls have been taken on the matter, a considerable majority of the US population has favored normalization of relations with Cuba, but that, too, is insignificant.
The white people who made up a considerable majority of the audience for Bob Marley's lauded Lyceum concert in 1975 were well-heeled London thirty-something hippies.
A large body of powerful evidence (summarized in Fehr & Schurtenberger 2018) indicates that typically a considerable majority of the people is willing to follow cooperative norms at least partially if they believe that other people and, in particular the top leaders, will also comply with the norms.
These were not necessarily dreams involving an orgasm, but the results suggest a considerable majority of the population (especially younger people) knows what it feels like to be sexually aroused while dreaming.
A considerable majority of these genes were up-regulated in the mutant (63.22 %), indicating that RosR functions mainly as a repressor.
A trophic level (from Greek troph, τροφή, trophē, meaning "food" or "feeding") is "a group of organisms acquiring a considerable majority of its energy from the adjacent level nearer the abiotic source".
In the 2010 general election, Chope retained his seat with a considerable majority of 15,410 and 56.4% of the vote, making Christchurch one of the safest Conservative constituencies in the country.
A considerable majority of white Americans consistently vote Republican (between 56% and 61% did so in the 1952, 1980 and 1988 elections), and so Romney's capture of nearly two thirds of the white vote is hardly surprising.
A considerable majority of side impact sled tests using different types of human surrogates has used a load-wall design not specific to subject anthropometry.
