The phrase "a definite majority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clear or unmistakable majority in a vote, opinion, or decision-making context.
Example: "In the recent election, the candidate won with a definite majority, securing over 60% of the votes."
Alternatives: "a clear majority" or "an overwhelming majority".
As I wrote on the eve of the election, there is still a definite Afghan majority that wants not only peace but also some version of democracy.
The definite majority of the cationic polyurethanes referred herein which is specific is obtained by reacting typical diisocyanates, polyols and N-methyldiethanoloamine (N-MDA); they are then subjected to further quaternisation in an aqueous medium with the use of an organic acid in most cases [ 1– 6].
There does not appear to be a definite switch from majority of monoisotopic peak to majority heavy labeled acetyl-coA until the 24 hour time point for the D3-acetate labeled cells.
Under 1226(c), not only does detention have a definite termination point, in the majority of cases it lasts for less than the 90 days we considered presumptively valid in Zadvydas.
Overall the number of people moving to Britain to work has fallen by 51,000 in the past year to 261,000, with the vast majority with a definite job to come to.
The majority had a definite infection (41.5%) or a probable infection (30.7%).
Someone's diagnostic status may change in the course of life, as young children may not yet exhibit all the symptoms; at age 16, thirteen percent are still indeterminate, while at age 60 the vast majority (99%) have a definite diagnostic classification.
Fiduciary decision-making cannot be abdicated, even if a majority of shareholders have a definite preference on an issue.
The association also notes that significant evidence exists that a "majority" of MCS sufferers "have a definite psychosomatic disorder which could be responsible" for their symptoms.
