The phrase "a stable majority in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consistent or reliable majority within a specific context, such as politics or decision-making bodies.
Example: "The party was able to maintain a stable majority in the legislature, allowing them to pass their proposed reforms."
Alternatives: "a consistent majority in" or "a reliable majority in".
But the three parties together would barely muster half the seats, not a stable majority in a parliament split almost equally between right and left.
His centre-left rivals are too disorganised, unpopular, or inexperienced, while the ruling rightwing block enjoys a stable majority in opinion polls.
The first two questions are complex and interconnected: it needs a stable majority in London for all laws related to Brexit that need to be adopted.
Even if an election is held under the present system, he hopes for a stable majority in both chambers that would give him another five years in office.
Numerous EU sources have insisted in public and private that there will be no re-opening of the Brexit withdrawal agreement, stressing that it is up to the British government to work out a plan that commands a stable majority in the House of Commons.
But so far Swedes have shown little enthusiasm for giving up their country's longstanding yen for neutrality.To ensure a stable majority in parliament Mr Persson will still have to rely on the small Green and ex-communist Left parties, which previously backed the government without actually being part of it.
As we await the result of the referendum on changing our voting system I can't help noticing that proportional representation has delivered a stable, majority government in Scotland whilst good, old fashioned first past the post produced a hung parliament and a coalition in Westminster.
In the backroom deal, Mr Netanyahu agreed that Mr Barak and two senior party members would retain their ministerial posts in return for a "stable majority" of 66 seats in the 120-member Knesset, according to Israel's army radio.
The current government in India has a stable majority and has introduced many reforms to open up the economy, especially in the insurance and telecommunication sectors.
"You can see the movement for independence has a stable majority," Zlatko Vujovic, the director of the Center for Election Monitoring said in a telephone interview.
