The phrase "achieved by majority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a decision, outcome, or result is reached through the agreement or vote of the majority of a group.
Example: "The new policy was achieved by majority during the board meeting, reflecting the collective opinion of the members."
Alternatives: "reached by majority" or "determined by majority".
In the great majority of cases the number of hits of the deRIP consensus matched or exceeded the number achieved by the majority consensus sequences (Table 3).
The majority of participants were still self-monitoring at 12 months, with a level of control higher than that achieved by the majority of participants in other RCTs.
According to a report published by McAfee,4 the cost in lost productivity per day per user is approximately equal to US$0.500, based on the user's having to spend 30 s for dealing with only two spam messages each day and the user's spam filter working at 95percentt accuracy (value higher than the average achieved by the majority of available anti-spam filters).
Despite publication of these guidelines, there is a gap between the recommendations and serum phosphorus concentrations achieved by the majority of patients in clinical practice [ 11].
At week 52, a good or moderate EULAR28 response was achieved by the majority of patients in the 60-mg group (47 of (84%) of 56) and the 60-mg/120-mg group (65 (56%) of 117).
The primary endpoint, an ACR20 response at week 12, was achieved by the majority of patients receiving 150 mg or 100 mg twice daily (72% vs. 65%; P <0.01).
Mr President, some believe that the debate on the future of Europe can be summarised in the development of the Community method, where the Commission has the monopoly on initiative, the Court of Justice has political power and interpretation, and the right to impose European law on one or more Member States is achieved by increasing majority decisions.
The narrow margin of the victory was achieved by the big majority which he gained in rural Turkey, where it has become clear for many years that the Kemalist revolution was less popular than in the big cities.
This is achieved by removing the majority class examples, known as under-sampling, or by adding to the minority class examples, known as over-sampling.
Ensemble classification is achieved by means of majority voting, where an unlabeled unseen data is assigned the class with the highest number of votes among the individual classifiers' predictions [ 21].
