The phrase "accept the majority of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing agreement or approval of most parts of something, such as opinions, decisions, or proposals.
Example: "In the meeting, we decided to accept the majority of the suggestions put forth by the team."
Alternatives: "agree with most of" or "endorse the bulk of".
Most comprehensives are public, accept the majority of applicants, and compared to major research universities or liberal arts colleges, serve a more diverse student body in terms of age, ethnicity, part-time status, first-generation-college attenders and socioeconomic background.
It is obliged to make a financial contribution and accept the majority of EU laws and free movement.
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.
Almost all of them accept the majority of applicants, only a small number of elite schools accept less than half the people who apply.
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.
The chief inspector of borders and immigration said the Home Office had accepted the majority of his recommendations and was committed to making improvements in the next few months.
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.
As the leader of the "Eastern Establishment," he accepted the majority of New Deal social-welfare reforms enacted by Roosevelt.
Similar to the known prototype BVMOs, two rhodococcal BVMOs, BVMO4 and BVMO24, appeared to be very substrate tolerant as they both accepted the majority of the tested compounds.
Until a new version of HOMA is developed that accepts the majority of insulin values generated by current assays, the quandary will continue.
