The phrase "a majority of single" is not correct in standard written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context discussing a group of individuals who are single, but it needs to be followed by a noun to clarify what is being referred to.
Example: "A majority of single individuals in the survey expressed a desire for companionship."
Alternatives: "most singles" or "the majority of singles".
A majority of single women view Mrs. Clinton favorably, while married women are split.
For example, in labs with a majority of single and childless members, productive lab members with children might be viewed with disdain, as they may spend fewer hours in the lab (even if they are just as productive).
"Single parents – specifically moms, who head up 83percentt of single parent households – need each other now more than ever," says Anderson, pointing to statistics that still see a majority of single moms at a critical disadvantage, especially under the Trump administration, on everything from the wages gap to the price of child care.
Importantly, at an MOI of 0.1, which is likely to result in a majority of single copy transductants, the targeted protein was reduced by greater than 80%.
Similar carbon nanotube array with a majority of single-walled tubes (62%) was produced at 900 °C using methane as the carbon source.
Nevertheless, our finding that even a majority of single-plant isolates at a distance of 200 m received pollen from source populations implies genetic connectedness of most populations of C. jacea separated by less than 200 m.
Instead, mutant RR RR produced a majority of single-cell infections that failed to spread efficiently to adjacent cells when visualized through an expression of the encoded EGFP.
Netanyahu's fragile coalition has a majority of a single seat, and recent tensions, coupled with Wednesday's construction announcement, underline the power wielded by the pro-settlement parties.
Should those numbers hold, the two television stations, ARD and ZDF, projected, Ms. Merkel's coalition in the region would be able to pull off a majority in the state legislature in Hanover with a majority of a single seat.
In January a popular CDU premier was ejected in Lower Saxony, when its election gave opposition parties a majority of a single seat.Mr Trittin, an ex-communist who wants to be finance minister, would love to see Mrs Merkel forced out of office in the same way.
He refused, saying that his government could not react to every stunt pulled off by political parties.But there is something that sets this particular party aside: it keeps Mr Rutte's fragile government afloat in parliament, giving it a majority of a single vote.
