The phrase "a majority of each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the larger portion or most of two or more distinct groups or categories.
Example: "In the survey results, a majority of each demographic group expressed a preference for the new policy."
Alternatives: "most of each" or "the greater part of each".
In bankruptcy proceedings, a majority of each class of creditors must approve a reorganization plan.
The Constitution sets a majority of each house as the quorum required to do any official business.
Article I, Section 5 states in part that "a majority of each shall constitute a majority to do business".
For example, eliminating commercial banks' right to select a majority of each Reserve Bank's board would be a useful step in the direction of greater openness and diversity.
House and Senate negotiators stripped a provision, favored by a majority of each chamber, that would have blocked a Bush administration plan to revamp overtime rules.
A majority of each group, for example, agreed that family presence was appropriate after all invasive procedures had been completed and the patient was stable.
An act affecting both Canada East and Canada West required a "double majority"—a majority of legislators from each of the two sections of the province.
Absent that, Mr. Schacht said requiring that directors receive support from a majority of shareholders each year is far better than the S.E.C's current proposals.
Under this system, any EU decision would need to have the support of a majority of states (each state having one vote) and a second majority of countries making up over 50% of the EU's population.France rejected this idea because it would have weakened its traditionally leading role in the EU.
Under the proposed ordinance, the city will give certified nonprofit organizations a list of eligible drivers at each company, and the groups must show that a majority of drivers of each company want representation.
Mr. Toussaint said the vote showed members' confidence in his leadership, noting that a majority of workers in each of the union's 13 divisions approved the contract.
