The phrase "a majority can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential characteristics or actions of a majority group in a given context.
Example: "A majority can be influenced by public opinion, which often shapes the outcome of elections."
Alternatives: "a majority may be" or "a majority could be".
"If a party is clever, such a majority can be used to block, drag out or otherwise delay any legislative procedure," Mr. Korte said.
Every Justice of this Court admits that holding on to a majority can be a very difficult thing, and what we all do is try to persuade each other by what we write to each other.
Sen. Merkley obviously believes that a majority can be trusted with the awesome responsibility of solving the present era's grave governmental problems.
With the Palestinian government in disarray, Israeli party leaders tried Sunday to prevent disarray within their own government so that a parliamentary majority can be formed to proceed with a withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.
(Parties need to surpass a 5% threshold of the vote to send members to Parliament, so a governing majority can be formed with around 45% of the vote).
The question is whether a parliamentary majority can be established that reflects what voters think, he says.
If a simple majority can be persuaded to accept the proposals on Monday, they will pass into the draft legislation phase.
Talks will begin on whether an alternative parliamentary majority can be found to support a new Letta cabinet.
Letta, whose allies are trying to see if an alternative parliamentary majority can be found to enable him to continue as Democratic party (PD PMM, said he hoped part of the People of Freedom party (PdL) might be prepared to go against its leader.
Car accidents are a common occurrence but majority can be avoided if little steps are taken to ensure safety.
The UK government's plans to allow commercial access to NHS data [ 1] may be unacceptable to the public unless a benefit for the majority can be demonstrated.
