The phrase "a majority of changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or proportion of changes made in a particular context, such as a project or a document.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we implemented a majority of changes suggested by the team."
Alternatives: "most of the changes" or "the bulk of the changes".
A second wave of reconfiguration occurs just prior to pluripotency acquisition, where a majority of early changes revert to the somatic cell state and many of the changes that define the pluripotent state become established.
When the population is sufficiently large to include a majority of neurodegenerative changes, the simulated results are more accurate.
A majority of these changes were later incorporated into all productions of Wicked.
A majority of the changes proposed in the paper focus on curtailing youths from starting the cruel and expensive habit of smoking.
Spindler and colleagues showed that mice begin to show persistent CR-dependent effects on liver gene expression as early as two weeks after initiation of CR, and that a majority of transcript changes at two weeks persist in long-term CR [18], [19].
A majority of these changes are observed at the transporter level in TLE during hippocampal sclerosis [ 157, 158].
However, a majority of these changes are between different diagnoses of non-affective psychoses (e.g. from brief psychotic disorder to schizophrenia) or between diagnoses of affective psychoses (e.g. from unipolar to bipolar psychosis).
A majority of climate change scientists agree that a degree of climate change is inevitable, even with the best emissions mitigation efforts of the international community (3).
A majority of climate change and impact studies focuses on mean values of the climate parameters.
For a majority of the transcripts changes of the transcript levels were followed by changes in polysomal mRNA levels.
