The phrase "a majority of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or amount of knowledge that is held by a group or individual, often implying that most of the relevant information is known.
Example: "In this field, a majority of knowledge is based on empirical research and data analysis."
Alternatives: "most of the knowledge" or "the bulk of knowledge".
Aberrant DNA methylation has been implicated in cancer etiology, and may be especially relevant in GCTs due to the extensive epigenetic reprogramming that occurs in the germ line and early embryo during normal development [ 5]. Adult TGCTs have been studied most thoroughly in the context of DNA methylation, and thus a majority of our knowledge regarding methylation is limited to these tumors.
The educational qualifications of the respondents (i.e., whether they had a dental degree) and receiving previous advice or education on tooth avulsion were significant variables in explaining the likelihood of answering a majority of the knowledge-based questions correctly in our logistic regression model.
For a majority of herders, local ecological knowledge of predicting harsh winters and taking precautions against such disaster gained importance only after the 2009/10 dzud.
** p < 0.001 * p < 0.05 A majority of students had accurate knowledge regarding modes of transmission with the proportions answering each question correctly varying between 85% (do not transmit by shaking hands) and 97% (transmission through contaminated blood transfusion).
As given in Table 3, regarding the nature of scientific knowledge, while a majority of the participants (83.5%) thought that scientific knowledge usually changes over time as the result of new research and perspectives, only 25.3% thought that scientific knowledge is subjective.
With the exception of the work of Fraszczyk et al. [6], where research on the public's perception of driverless trains was undertaken with a sample collected in Newcastle, UK, the majority of knowledge on public attitudes to and perception of driverless trains comes from news channels and workers unions' publications [16, 17, 18, 19] rather than from evidence-based rigorous academic research.
A majority of these researches require accurate knowledge of the elastic properties over a broad frequency range.
A majority of the GPs showed significant knowledge gaps and could not recall the Centor criteria.
Despite their limited knowledge, a majority of the practitioners (240, 93%) agreed on the importance of disease surveillance for improving urban health.
Although significant progress has been achieved on the molecular dissection of plant necrotroph interactions in recent years, the vast majority of knowledge has been derived from foliar pathogens interacting with a few model plants.
