The phrase "a majority of engineers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the opinions, actions, or characteristics of more than half of a group of engineers.
Example: "A majority of engineers believe that renewable energy sources are the future of power generation."
Alternatives: "most engineers" or "the bulk of engineers".
This yield is comparable to or better than a majority of engineered alkane and alkene biosynthetic pathways with reported yields.
That's why design teams are shifting from a majority of mechanical engineers to a majority of software engineers, and some manufacturers, like GE, Airbus, and Danaher, are establishing offices in software-engineering hubs like Boston and Silicon Valley.
The competition was open to teams of students from across the university; each team had to consist of a majority of undergraduate engineers.
Though he did say ShopRunner's valuation is in the "hundreds of millions" range and that they had purchased Spring's platform and 30 of its employees, a majority of which are engineers.
While it's encouraging that a majority of trained female engineers (62percentt) stick with the field, Fouad noted that these findings should help change the rhetoric out there about working women, especially engineers.
If we settle for a majority of one gender as engineers, we risk problems being less than ideally fixed or even going unsolved (think cancer cures, keeping bridges from collapsing, etc).
Mr. Hatch's amendment clarifies distinctions between companies in which the majority of engineers and computer technicians are Americans, and companies with mostly foreign workers.
Most of the engineers' activities are related to workers and working process, therefore the majority of engineers have some sorts of communications with employees, directly or indirectly.
Unlike the great majority of engineers use "addition" or "substitution" methods to resolve problems, the proposed trimming process used "subtraction" method to solve problem.
