The phrase "a firm majority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or decisive majority in a vote or decision-making process.
Example: "The proposal was approved by a firm majority, indicating strong support from the committee members."
Alternatives: "a solid majority" or "a strong majority".
And he has a firm majority in public opinion.
Mr Essebsi's secular-conservative Nidaa Tounes Party and its three conservative allies, including the Islamist Ennahda Party, hold a firm majority in the Tunisian parliament.
Mr. Berlusconi's government has already won a record number of 36 confidence votes in Parliament, a move that tests the government's strength and requires a firm majority.
Lacking a firm majority in the Congress, he could neither enact his own programs nor resist the contradictory pressures of his supporters and opponents.
The conservative opposition immediately said it would try to block the measure in the upper house, where the government does not have a firm majority.
While a firm majority of European respondents -- 64percentt -- last year favored a strong American presence in the world, that number dropped to 45percentthis yearar.
Ally, a firm majority-owned by taxpayers and formerly known as GMAC, services about $400 billion in home mortgages, data show.
Tweedy, Browne, a Manhattan firm majority-owned by the publicly traded Affiliated Managers Group, is a sleepy place.
After the press began scrutinizing Cohen's accounts, a man listed as Demeter Direct's C.E.O., Mark Ko, told CNN that he served as an intermediary and translator in Cohen's dealings with an aviation firm, majority-owned by South Korea's government, called Korea Aerospace Industries.
The little parties (Scottish Nationalists, Welsh Plaid Cymru, Greens — they won a seat!), all of which tend left of center, sign on to make a firm ruling majority in the House of Commons.
A3 Anti-Syrians Win in Lebanon Official results showed that Lebanon's anti-Syrian opposition movement swept the voting in the country's far north, giving it a firm parliamentary majority.
