The phrase "achieve majority" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to reaching a certain age or status, often in legal or political discussions regarding adulthood or decision-making power.
Example: "Once a person turns 18, they achieve majority and can vote in elections."
Alternatives: "reach adulthood" or "attain majority status."
"We have some of the pains that you suffer from when you achieve majority status," Mr. Tompkins said.
He espoused the cause of the African National Congress in South Africa in fighting apartheid and seeking to achieve majority rule, and became a close friend of the country's first black president, Nelson Mandela.
Individualized health coaching by telephony, as implemented in the trial was unable to achieve majority of the disease management clinical measures.
Those repeated Tory victories pushed Labour to the right, allowing Tony Blair to achieve majorities with as little as a 35% share in 2005.
Those seeking the floor fight worked to capture signatures and achieve majorities from 11 states in parallel even as they conducted parallel last minute negotiations with representatives of the RNC and Trump campaign.
Crunching all the numbers, the poll maven Nate Silver sees same-sex marriage achieving majority support "at some point in the 2010s".
While it may be put in trust until the child achieves majority, it could not simply be used by the council to offset any costs of its statutory duty of care.
We can model this by replacing the variables indicating the percentage of state and national voters who support same-sex marriage in the model with probabilistic variables indicating how likely it is that same-sex marriage has achieved majority status.
None of these statements achieved majority agreement or disagreement consensus.
The compression strategy was changed from the conventional way of controlling quantizer resolution to achieving majority of the compression in the transformation itself.
In 1424 the Manor was sold to Sir Walter Hungerford, and after some time was eventually granted to Catherine Parr temporarily until the Hungerford heir achieved majority.
