The phrase "a majority of donations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proportion of donations that come from a larger group or total.
Example: "A majority of donations received this year were from local businesses supporting the charity event."
Alternatives: "most of the donations" or "the bulk of donations".
Joe Griffin, Shannon's communications director, said in an email: "A majority of the donation funds from this industry (roughly $22,500) were donated toward a nonprofit to encourage the mentoring of our youth through the Speaker's Ball...
While a vast majority of donations come to the fund while an appeal is running, and especially during December, the fund's coffers are always open.
A majority of Honda's donations also came from contributions of $100 or less.
Gave three speeches to Goldman Sachs in 2015 for $675,000, content of those speeches: unknown Has many SuperPACs, some which coordinate directly with the campaign by exploiting current campaign finance loopholes Campaign is funded by a majority of "large donors" (donations in excess of $250).
Government and foreign contributors make up the majority of donations, with individuals donating 10 percent of the total.
And government and foreign contributors make up the majority of donations in India, with individuals and charities donating just 10 percent of the total, according to Bain.
In fact, a tiny percentage of less than 1% of the population provides the majority of donations over $1,000 to candidates.
But Mr. Wolfson said the "vast majority" of donations came from small donors.
"The majority of donations come in the first few weeks, as people respond to media appeals," said Kath Hindley, deputy chief executive of the DEC.
In 2003, for example, the rate of organ donation after death (which comprises the majority of donations) was 12.1 per million of the population in Britain, 12.8 per million in Sweden, and 13.7 per million in Germany.
