The phrase "a majority of the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the larger portion or most of the collected information in a particular context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we found that a majority of the data supported our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "most of the data" or "the bulk of the data".
The average base quality score for a majority of the data sets in the present study fell within the high confidence range (base quality score of 30 40, green region).
The problem is that a majority of the data sets in the biomedical domain are weakly structured and non-standardized [13], and most data are in dimensions much higher than 3, and despite human experts are excellent in pattern recognition for dimensions (le 3), such data make manual analysis often impossible.
A majority of the data was collected in face-to-face interviews with experienced clinicians.
The dataset can be quite large with the all vs. all BLAST results constituting a majority of the data.
UT designed and analyzed the materials for the experiment, programmed it, collected a majority of the data, analyzed the data, and drafted the initial paper.
The Agilent 8453 diode array spectrophotometer was used to acquire a majority of the data and has an acceptance angle of approximately 2°.
A majority of the research data requests in the sample consisted of retrospective review, where the timeliness and currency of data in the i2b2 repository were of secondary importance to the richness of attributes available.
Overall, the porosity and permeability values show that a majority of the sample data points have at least good reservoir quality.
A majority of the USV data was assessed with 2×4 ANOVAs (with the strain and sex combination of mice within an interacting pair as between-group factors) and nested orthogonal contrasts when appropriate.
MMM performed a majority of the informatics data analyses.
A majority of the expression data are maintained in the PLEXdb database [ 13].
