The phrase "a majority of terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the prevalence or commonality of certain terms within a specific context or subject matter.
Example: "In this study, a majority of terms used in the analysis were derived from recent literature."
Alternatives: "most of the terms" or "the bulk of terms".
Within our study, we have identified certain genes under positive selection that encompassed a broad range of GO terms where a majority of terms include: cellular process, metabolic process, biological regulation, response to stimulus, multi-cellular organ process, cellular component organization, developmental process, localization, signaling, and reproduction.
Our study included a much larger sample, and a majority of short-term survivors, in contrast to Avis, et. al.'s inclusion of only long-term survivors.
Despite the high rate of dependence, the poll finds that a majority of long-term opioid users say the drugs have dramatically improved their lives.
Our cytogenetic analyses showed that a majority of long-term CD40-stimulated B cell lines contained cells with an intact karyotype, either exclusively or to a significant proportion.
A majority of overrepresented GO terms were observed in the cellular component (C) category.
As a result, a majority of the long-term variation in the residual Sq amplitude showed a significant negative trend.
If granted, that nation would negotiate a settlement with its creditors, and a majority of them could decide terms for the whole.
A majority of the enriched GO terms are related to phosphorylation and kinase activity, important aspects of intercellular signalling.
A Gallup survey released in January also found that 51percentt of Democrats identified as liberal, the first time a majority of Democrats adopted the term.
Jon Kest, the group's executive director, said Chase was singled out because it serviced a large number of mortgages in the city yet turned down a majority of requests for long-term mortgage modifications.
