The phrase "a result the majority" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as a result of the majority"? You can use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing outcomes or consequences that stem from the actions or opinions of the majority.
Example: "As a result of the majority's decision, the policy was implemented immediately."
Alternatives: "due to the majority" or "as a consequence of the majority".
Almost 200,000 customers overpaid Wonga as a result, the majority by less than £5, the company said.
As a result, the majority of New Star's UK and European equity mutual funds underperformed their peers "significantly" and led to withdrawals from the funds.
Most policymakers dramatically underestimated the size of the ensuing recession and as a result the majority of policy responses were not nearly ambitious enough.
The majority finds that cigarettes are so dangerous that the F.D.C.A. would require them to be banned (a result the majority believes Congress would not have desired); thus, it concludes that the F.D.A. has no tobacco-related authority.
As a result, the majority of the label's handbags now sell for between £1,500 $$2,300) and £2,000; its shoes for as much as £1,200 a pair.
As a result, the majority of our afternoons in Sweden were free, which was cool because we actually had a chance to go out and experience the culture of the country.
In January this year Austria introduced civil partnerships (well after the case was first brought) and as a result, the majority of the court said that in fact they were not suffering discrimination, as they did now have the right to a civil partnership.
As a result, the majority of adenoviral vectors (AdV) had been derived from these serotypes.
As a result, the majority of harvesting sources can be modeled with the previous stochastic model.
As a result, the majority of the manufacturing operations have been outsourced to low labor cost countries.
As a result, the majority of the analytes were detected in at least one sample for the five datasets.
