The phrase "a majority of speakers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the opinions, preferences, or characteristics of a larger group of people who communicate in a particular language or dialect.
Example: "A majority of speakers prefer the new version of the software due to its improved features."
Alternatives: "most speakers" or "the bulk of speakers".
It was so refreshing to see a majority of speakers trenchantly and unapologetically making the case against austerity, in the teeth of an orthodoxy that has prevailed for far too long, notably in the broadcast media.
In Britain, this week's debate on Cif coincided with another in the House of Lords in which a majority of speakers called for an inquiry into the UK government's pre-war discussions.
Although a majority of speakers opposed the hospital's plans, many in the auditorium extolled the care at St . Vincents, and the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, said the institution "has a state mandate to serve as the West Side's primand theuManhattan".
Results show (Fig. 5) that the Core-LCC is dominated by Finnish speakers, featuring only one family with a majority of Swedish speakers whereas, the Core-SLCC-b and the Core-TLCC have none at all.
A majority of the speakers came to the daylong hearing to denounce a proposed natural gas pipeline that would cross the Hudson River and wend its way through Westchester County.
By contrast, the Core-SLCC-a has exclusively families with a majority of Swedish speakers.
While Data Natives Tel Aviv was similar to Data Natives Berlin, the conference in Tel Aviv took a unique spin by featuring a majority of women speakers.
Having a majority of women speakers present during a tech conference not only highlights the notion that there are indeed women in tech, but it also inspires, educates and empowers women everywhere to become involved in the technology sector.
With the Home Hub, a majority of the speaker still faces back, but the raised display affords the ability to blast some of that sound forward.
Moscow grabbed Crimea, the only part of Ukraine with a majority of Russian-speakers (who probably favored joining Russia, though the subsequent referendum occurred in what was occupied Crimea).
