The phrase "a majority tenant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to property, leasing, or tenancy where one tenant holds a majority stake or interest in a property or lease agreement.
Example: "In the case of the commercial lease, the landlord must consider the opinions of a majority tenant when making decisions about property management."
Alternatives: "primary tenant" or "dominant tenant".
A majority of tenants in the complex are financial services companies, and there is a high-end restaurant, Grayz, operated by the chef Gray Kunz, on the ground floor.
HF has also been offered in congregate settings where all or a majority of tenants are programme participants.
Earlier this year, a majority of the tenants — worried that cellular signals might interfere with pacemakers or metallic elements in medications — signed a petition asking the city's Planning Commission to prevent installation of the additional antennas.
A majority of social housing tenants are out of work and receive benefits.
"A majority of the people are tenants, and nothing was being done about it till the tenants were organized," said Acorn's head organizer here, Ann E. Sullivan.
A tenant who makes a majority of his or her telephone calls most days of the week from a second home, for example, might have a difficult time convincing the judge that the regulated apartment is the primary residence.
By 1999, Mr. Brickman began negotiating with the tenants and sold a majority stake in the project to Mr. Fetner, a residential builder who was eventually able to work out a deal that satisfied most tenants, salvaged the tenements and allowed him to build a residential tower.
A majority of those financially excluded are social housing tenants.
The rest is "in some stage of serious negotiation," with a majority of the space expected to go to retail tenants.
The ages of the respondents ranged from 65 to 104 years (mean = 73.5; standard deviation = 6.9; median = 72), with 52.9% being women, a majority (63.1%) living in their own home or tenant-owned accommodation.
