The phrase "a majority of universities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the opinions, actions, or characteristics of most universities in a particular context.
Example: "A majority of universities have adopted online learning platforms in response to the pandemic."
Alternatives: "most universities" or "the bulk of universities".
Specifically, this involves a policy that a majority of university Thai teachers are bound to follow, the no-fail policy.
Currently, nearly all colleges have rules preventing students and staff from carrying firearms on campus, and a majority of university presidents oppose laws to allow guns in their buildings.
"I could ignore them or I could train them better," Mr. Klomp said, adding that a majority of the university's students were already practicing.
Health professionals are calling for government action after a new study found a majority of Ontario university students feel debilitating levels of anxiety and depression, with some contemplating suicide.
Though a majority of eligible Division I universities, 154 of 279, elected to eliminate the ban, it represented only 55.2 percent.
But Moody's issued a negative outlook for a majority of colleges and universities heavily dependent on tuition and state revenue.
On Wall Street, among business leaders and in a vast majority of university economics departments, the threat of significant instability resulting from a debt default is not in question.
Reliable figures on lab notebook practices are not available, but it is widely agreed that a large majority of university researchers still use paper.
A majority of students at the universities are women and – according to one small businessman I spoke to – private companies prefer female employees.
Administrators are increasingly reliant on football to support other sports and try to spur donations at a time when the vast majority of universities lose money on athletics.
