The phrase "a majority of doctors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the opinions, practices, or decisions of most doctors within a certain context.
Example: "A majority of doctors agree that regular exercise is essential for maintaining good health."
Alternatives: "most doctors" or "the majority of physicians".
Surveys have shown that a majority of doctors are highly sceptical or outright opposed.
Michael Blum, the hospital's chief medical information officer, said a majority of doctors there like the Epic system.
A poll today shows that a majority of doctors believe the NHS has been less prepared to cope with this winter's flu outbreak compared with last year.
In New York State, a majority of doctors are likely to pay at least 20percentt more in premiums over the next year.
In the thirties, before the campaign really got under way, a majority of doctors favored government health insurance; today nine out of ten doctors are against it.
Initial evidence suggested that a majority of doctors in training across England had joined the action on Tuesday, defying the health secretary's appeals to go in to work in case patients were harmed.
In these provinces with newly introduced family doctors, a majority of PC doctors were now FDs.
Dr. Steere, along with a majority of mainstream doctors, say most cases of Lyme disease can be successfully treated with 30 to 60 days of antibiotics, which they say kills the Lyme infection.
In its subsequent investigation, New Jersey concluded that a majority of the doctors had significant investments in the products but that Synthes did not disclose the conflicts to the F.D.A.
Although health care is much more expensive than it is in other countries, a majority of U.S. doctors say that the quality is the same as or even worse than in Western Europe.
We find that a majority of these doctors not only accept biological evolution, but also the idea that humans have evolved from prior species.
