The phrase "a majority of the shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the larger portion or most of a specific time period, often in the context of work shifts or schedules.
Example: "A majority of the shift was spent addressing customer complaints and ensuring satisfaction."
Alternatives: "most of the shift" or "the greater part of the shift".
SBT changed its name to Sunnhordland Bru- og Tunnelselskap, and a majority of the board shifted towards being in favor of a fixed link.
In greater Harlem, which runs river to river, and from East 96th Street and West 106th Street to West 155th Street, blacks are no longer a majority of the population — a shift that actually occurred a decade ago, but was largely overlooked.
In greater Harlem, running river to river, and from East 96th Street and West 106th Street to West 155th Street, blacks no longer make up a majority of the population — a shift that occurred a decade ago after uptown blacks joined a growing contingent of Caribbean immigrants in better neighborhoods of Brooklyn and Queens.
Welling said that a majority of the group is blue-collar shift workers or people with nine-to-five jobs who have been hit hard by Alberta's economic downturn and claimed the III%ers have loaned out thousands of dollars to their fellow members.
A majority of the in-between generation has also shifted their views.
High-throughput 16S rRNA gene sequencing of DNA extracted from enrichment samples showed that the majority of the shift in composition of the switchgrass-degrading community occurred during the initial three 2-week enrichments.
Three items did not see a majority of countries shifting toward views consistent with deinstitutionalization.
We assumed that the majority of the shifts in childbirth services during the SARS event involved low-risk deliveries.
From 2005 to 2006 alone, eight other mostly less-populous counties shifted to a majority of minorities, the Census Bureau said.
These differences might reflect a considerable variability in the accumulation of fat in muscle tissue, which is also suggested in the 40%% of the present study participants who shifted from no muscular steatosis to muscular steatosis, although we observed a significant majority of the patients shifting from muscular steatosis to no steatosis (Fig. 2).
