The phrase "a major suggests" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a noun or context to clarify what "a major" refers to, making it unclear.
Example: "A major suggests that we should reconsider our strategy for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "a significant indicates" or "a key proposes".
During a daylong penalty phase hearing, jurors heard blunt testimony from a staff sergeant and a major suggesting that, in Iraq, following the official rules of engagement is not always a strategy for coming home alive.
Why? "Maybe he just talked up his work more," one woman, a marketing major, suggests.
In a question-and-answer session with Tory activists after a speech in Solihull in the West Midlands – intended to focus on the threat posed by a possible Labour-SNP pact – Major suggested that the party should show more spirit.
Hundreds of school children over the age of five are being sent to school wearing nappies, a major survey suggests.
Some young people in Britain have used drugs for dementia and other conditions to boost their mental performance, a major survey suggests.
ROME, Sept. 16 — Drug therapy can prevent the development of diabetes in millions of people who are at high risk for the disease, a major study suggests, potentially opening a new path for curbing a worldwide epidemic.
A major study suggests that killing among chimpanzees results from normal competition, not human interference.
Canadians feel so strongly about defending their claims to the Arctic that they support increasing troops numbers there, a major poll suggests.
A major hypothesis suggests that phenotypic plasticity is favored over local adaptation when the spatial scale of dispersal spans several environmental states (Sultan and Spencer, 2002).
Now, before the ISP surrogates rush into hyperdrive pointing out how Pandora, HuffPo and others were able to get access, let's listen to the words of a major ISP suggesting it might not always be that way.
