The phrase "accept the majority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of agreeing with or acknowledging the views or decisions of the larger group.
Example: "In a democratic process, it is essential to accept the majority's decision, even if it differs from your personal opinion."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the majority" or "embrace the majority opinion".
Bayliss, presumably reluctantly, had to accept the majority verdict.
Opinion polls show that Australians overwhelmingly support both abortion rights and legalizing same-sex marriage and accept the majority scientific opinion that human activity has contributed to climate change.
The Cavalier approach says DRS is not in the spirit of cricket, but on the other hand, the Indian superstars should act in the spirit of cricket and accept the majority viewpoint.
Citing the Australian scribe David Williamson as one of these, she goes on to conclude that "too many playwrights accept the majority verdict and believe they are merely writing 'blueprints for performance'.
The worsening situation in Afghanistan may have caused the return of British troops to Helmand but the Government apparently does not deem the conflict serious enough to accept the majority of refugees fleeing the country to seek safety in the UK.
And he told Mr. Sadr's supporters that they would have to accept the majority's decision.
Meanwhile, and belatedly, The Independent has finally accepted the majority verdict of the great global bazaar of the English language: as of last week, we spell the related organisation al-Qaeda rather than al-Qa'ida.
While Heathrow had previously accepted the majority of its conditions, including a much more generous compensation scheme, it had held out on night flights and resisted making any pledge against further expansion.
Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a separate concurring opinion saying he would have overruled Grutter, and Justice Antonin Scalia wrote a short statement saying he still opposed the Grutter ruling, but accepted the majority opinion that the lower courts did not review the plan under the right analysis.
Even though in some pairs of range measures it could be accepted, the majority of pairs failed the statistical test.
Lisiewski explained that Blispay accepts the majority of applicants, but remains responsible with whom they offer credit so that the majority of those that use Blispay will be able to pay off their debts in the allotted six months.
