The phrase "a majority of attendees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to more than half of the people present at an event or gathering.
Example: "A majority of attendees expressed their satisfaction with the conference and provided positive feedback."
Alternatives: "most of the participants" or "the greater part of the audience".
While attending various lectures and forums, I noticed that a majority of attendees were Chinese nationals.
46 54 0. In general, a majority of attendees considered imaging before breast implantation as a necessity [except for very few exceptions, e.g., in very young women (<25 years) without specific risk factors], and bidirectional mammography in combination with ultrasound is the preferred modality.
A majority of attendees are also involved either directly or indirectly in nonprofits.
Although gay rights issues have been prominent in the news lately, they went virtually unmentioned at the Conservative Political Action Conference last week, where a majority of attendees were under 25.
The groups could have been more ethnically diverse, with a majority of attendees being of a white ethnic background.
Women (who represented a majority of attendees) in the conference were also enthusiastic about a suggestion of a Women's Parliament in Holyrood next International Women's Day.
And with a majority of the attendees being younger than 30, it proved once and for all that theatre is not just for the old and wealthy.
But last fall, Schultz took part in a town-hall meeting there with Senator Bob Jauch, who represents the area, and a majority of the attendees registered their opposition to the Assembly bill.
So Mr. Obama would have been encouraged to hear the conversation at a recent meeting of the Iowa Association of Business and Industry, where a vast majority of attendees reported having had a very good year or a record year.
For a good majority of attendees, a simple explanation was all they needed.
