The phrase "a majority of episodes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the number or proportion of episodes in a series, indicating that more than half of them share a common characteristic or theme.
Example: "A majority of episodes in the series focus on the protagonist's journey of self-discovery."
Alternatives: "most episodes" or "the bulk of episodes".
("I don't feel like it's a male or a female story," he said, amazingly; at the same time, he and Moss, a producer on the show, had the good sense to make sure to hire female directors for a majority of episodes).
A majority of episodes contain a standalone plot, with several episodes also exploring the series' overarching mythology.
Thus a majority of episodes of FN may be described as being 'low-risk'.
A majority of episodes of sudden cardiac deaths occur in victims with ischemic heart disease.
While a majority of episodes in Cohort C were <12 hr, even among the 55 episodes of >24 hr, transition from initial expansion to clearance phase occurred at a median of 12 hr, implying early immunologic pressure against the virus.
Both published studies [ 8, 9], however, included a majority of episodes that were not ICU-acquired among whom crude hospital mortality rates were about 30%; whereas in our cohort, all episodes were ICU-acquired and the crude mortality rate was 56%.
In the DVD commentary for the episode, Kruse stated that she and staff animator Alex Ruiz had to re-draw a majority of the episode, as the faulty scenes were drawn by six trainees.
A majority of the episode was filmed in Pasadena, California.
And while the cast has promised that Dennis will appear in "a majority" of the new episodes, he'll apparently also have to share the screen with Mac's freakish Dennis fuck toy.
While significant symptomatic improvement has already been demonstrated during this period for a majority of treated first-episode patients in U.S. settings, [ 8] the impact of earlier engagement with an FES is hypothesized to manifest in added gains in social and vocational functioning.
A major strength of our study is that it included the majority of episodes of sickness benefit during a four-year period.
