The phrase "a large major" is not correct and is not typically used in written English.
It seems to be a redundancy, as "major" already implies a significant amount or importance.
Example: "A large major of the population supports the new policy."
Alternatives: "a significant majority" or "a large majority".
A region of low poloidal field in the chamber of the divertor allows the outer leg to traverse a considerable distance toroidally, reaching a large major radius.
In contrast, our within-population diversity estimates for Finnsheep, which is a large, major sheep population in Finland and having descended during the 20th century from a broad founder population, do not indicate loss of mtDNA diversity in haplogroup B. However, our Finnsheep data can be considered slightly biased because we could not detect haplogroup A in our sample set [ 3].
S-3 and S-4 had similar PVL (S-4: acute, 33% PVL) but exhibited different clonality patterns: oligoclonal for S-3 (three or four relatively large clones at the top surrounded with other clones) vs. monoclonal for S-4 (a large major clone surrounded with some small clones in the background).
A large majority of these major arrhythmia recurrences (79.3%) occurred during the first 24 h.
Wells also contends that a large percentage of major leaguers use steroids.
The company said it had signed a large number of major clients and it had cut costs by performing more work in India instead of abroad.
Electromagnetic transducers form a large group, the major categories of which are differential transformers, Hall-effect magnetic transducers, inductance transducers, induction transducers, and saturable reactors.
From 1904 to 1942 Jackling held prominent management positions in a large number of major mining and metallurgical corporations as well as in some railroad companies.
On the advertising side, it works with a large number of major brands, including Microsoft, Samsung, Best Buy, Disney, American Express and others.
