The phrase "a majority of tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to more than half of a specific set of tasks or activities.
Example: "A majority of tasks were completed ahead of schedule, allowing the team to focus on additional projects."
Alternatives: "most of the tasks" or "the bulk of the tasks".
In addition, criterion validity was demonstrated for a majority of task-oriented questions.
Moderately high correlations were consistently found between a majority of task-oriented questions and overall questions on EMR use, task performance and user satisfaction.
The research found that a majority of online tasks get initiated on a smartphone while being continued on another device — perhaps with a larger screen for easier use.
To do a majority of the tasks above, the answer is... no.
If you can arrange for a couple of hours between the end of school and clubs/practices/games, that will give them the window they need to complete their chores, homework and studying early, or at least finish a majority of their tasks.
As a result, a majority of the task force thought that the internal discrepancies between different groups of models were not sufficient to reject any of the models.
However, a majority of the task force members appointed by IAGA thought that the differences were not sufficient to exclude models that were well documented and based on different techniques.
The positive sign in that equation is that a majority of the task force members agreed that there were no "show-stopping" barriers that would prevent the deployment of APIs within the timelines that ONC has set for 2015 Meaningful Use Criteria.
While AI and machine learning will automate a majority of repetitive, manual tasks, people's jobs will become increasingly sophisticated, shifting from task execution to making decisions that directly affect business outcomes.
Years ago these types of companies, which perform vital functions for pharmaceutical and biotech companies, were not as large or prevalent as they are now, but today, "big pharma has made a conscious shift to outsourcing a majority of drug development tasks and manufacturing activities to these third-party organizations," he explains.
