The phrase "a majority perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the viewpoint or opinion held by most people in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, a majority perspective emphasizes the urgent need for action to reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "the prevailing viewpoint" or "the dominant opinion".
Indeed, they understand that those who represent the majority perspective are vitally important to gaining support for their cause.
Tempered radicals understand that people who represent the majority perspective can be important allies in more subtle ways as well.
Many women we spoke with described feeling "different from other engineers" or like they need to be "a different person at work". Try privileging your own dissenting inner voice, rather than fighting to re-program your own motivations to become aligned with the majority perspective.
The call to transcend particularity too often translates into the imposition of the majority perspective on minorities.
This view reflects a majority of modern communist perspectives: that there should be no patent laws and an elimination of intellectual property projection entirely.
Re "Outsourcing, Turned Inside Out" (April 11), which described the benefits of insourcing: the hiring of American workers by foreign companies with operations in the United States: From the United States' perspective, a majority of jobs that American companies have sent offshore have been those historically held by high school graduates: assembly-line jobs, call-center jobs and so on.
As with the other perspectives, a majority of system representative instruments measured at least one of the three communication-related domains (82%); 75% measured the Information Transfer domain.
From the perspective of keeping a majority of VMs, we omit this case from our analysis, because it is similar to the contained VM attacks.
"We don't want those least able from an economic perspective to pay a majority of the cleanup cost that we're facing in the basin," Nastri said.
Specifically, these collective decisions did not involve a "majority vote" or other tallying of perspectives.
