The phrase "a majority of middle" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a majority of a middle group or category, but without additional context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "A majority of middle school students prefer online learning over traditional classrooms."
Alternatives: "most of the middle" or "the bulk of the middle".
Instead, low-wage groups experience difficulties in accessing the TransMilenio service also due to its fares, so that the system ends up with a majority of middle-class users (Lotero et al. 2014; Heres et al. 2009; Kash and Hidalgo 2014).
Truth is, roughly eighty percent of low-income Americans and a majority of middle-income Americans face their legal problems without a lawyer.
Additionally, studies suggest that a majority of middle-aged and older adults prefer physical activity outside a formal setting [ 39], and that participation rates and maintenance of physical activity are generally better in supervised home-based programs [ 17, 40].
A7 Syria May Gain Council Seat Syria appears likely to be elected to a rotating Security Council seat this year after gaining the backing of a majority of Middle Eastern and Asian nations and several important European governments, diplomats said.
Syria's effort, which Israel opposes, has the backing of a majority of Middle Eastern and Asian nations and several important European governments, including France and Germany, according to diplomats.
The program under this section shall be conducted on an annual basis during the summer months, during the period of time when a majority of elementary, middle, and secondary schools have not commenced a school year.
A majority of the middle and lower classes are working harder at retirement age than they have previously.
When he first announced his plan, polls showed a majority of the middle class supported it--but not a large majority.
The problem is there is no longer a majority of the middle class, which has been decimated most recently by the busted housing bubble, but over a much longer period by the loss of those jobs dominating the post WWII economy that migrated overseas and blighted cities and even suburbs as a consequence.
The antiwar sentiment continues to grow to the point that many governments of the world are finding themselves increasingly restrained by a majority of its middle-class citizens.
