The phrase "a majority of examples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a larger portion or most of the instances in a set of examples.
Example: "In the study, a majority of examples demonstrated a positive correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "most of the examples" or "the bulk of the examples".
Still, as in the children's book industry itself, a majority of the examples in "Children's Picturebooks" are not hand lettered, lest kids be unable to read them, but produced with image and type.
In a majority of these examples, the phosphorylated residue was the first α-helical residue.
This creates the possibility that a majority of, for example, pro-union members could vote to bring runoffs back during elections when members of the board who are not from their faction are running, reducing their chances of victory, or eliminating runoffs during their own election cycles.
A majority of boys for example do not report the physical violence they suffer because they do not view it as a problem.
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.
A majority of Airgas shareholders, for example, voted in favor of a proposal from the company's rival, Air Products and Chemicals, to move forward the next Airgas shareholder meeting to January.
Trees could be weighted based on this to achieve a more useful measure of accuracy, penalizing a method more for not finding those trees that are supported by a majority of the sites, for example.
In the majority of examples, the pendant 2-aryl ring contained a 3-hydroxy-4-methoxy substitution pattern, and the fused aryl ring featured a 6-methoxy group.
Although there have been examples of birds whose introduced population's equilibrium range limits reflect a climate envelope that was smaller than one similarly derived from its native range [32], the majority of examples, especially of herpetofauna, reflect the converse: introduced ranges reflect a greater climatic range than was found in the native range [16], [33], [34].
For example, a majority of the unemployed (53%) would keep the £200.
