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The phrase "a minority of cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small number of instances or examples within a larger group or category.
Example: "In the study, a minority of cases showed significant improvement after treatment."
Alternatives: "a small number of cases" or "a few instances".
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In a minority of cases, certain combinations of symptoms persist.
The expected modified logarithmic profile occurs for a minority of cases.
In the model, sustainable societies emerge in only a minority of cases.
But it is a minority of cases and we have to make that clear.
In a minority of cases issues are referred to us too casually.
Complications only arise in a minority of cases, if caught late.
It's a minority of cases but many states allow shallow fracturing.
We also identify a number of highly 'druggable' events that occur in a minority of cases.
A likely precipitating drug (5%) or vascular procedure (5%) was identified in a minority of cases; viral infections were infrequent.
Does it, in even a minority of cases, produce results consistent with the aims of those who attempt it?
But in only a minority of cases -- like The Times's own Web site -- is the language of these cautions unambiguous.
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a population of cases
a proportion of cases
a minority of trials
a majority of cases
a minority of individuals
a group of cases
a minority of votes
a minority of circumstances
a line of cases
a lack of cases
a minority of sites
a couple of cases
a predominance of cases
a portion of cases
a selection of cases
a multitude of cases
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