The phrase "a minority of users" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small segment of a larger group of users, often in discussions about opinions, behaviors, or trends.
Example: "A minority of users reported experiencing issues with the new software update."
Alternatives: "a small number of users" or "a few users".
Researchers say online recommendation systems can be distorted by a minority of users.
It is mainly the aggressive behaviour of junkies, a minority of users, that gives heroin its demonic reputation.
With ecstasy and cocaine, users indulge even less often.With drugs, as with alcohol, a minority of users tends to account for the bulk of consumption.
The circumstances are of course sadly similar: a young life is cut tragically short because a minority of users are abusing an online platform.
We may have missed information leaks, and some of the information leaks we identified may have affected only a minority of users.
It is thus concerning if even a minority of users cannot properly control e-cigarette-derived intake of formaldehyde and related toxins.
The performance was here improved greatly for a minority of user sets by using JT CoMP, as compared to using conventional cellular transmission.
Yet not only are dependent users a minority of all users; in addition, society has rejected this argument in the case of alcohol and of nicotine (whose addictive power is greater than that of heroin).
A minority of NP users (10.0%) and TM users (7.1%) reported that they expected these interventions to cure their cancer.
African-Americans make up a minority of crack users but account for about 80 percent of those convicted under the statute.
It is this comforting belief that only a minority of cannabis users is at risk which is now in doubt according to new research showing that the danger to public health may be much wider than previously supposed.
