The phrase "allow the majority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a decision or action is being made that involves the consent or agreement of the majority of a group.
Example: "In a democratic process, it is essential to allow the majority to voice their opinions and make decisions that affect the community."
Alternatives: "permit the majority" or "let the majority decide".
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QUESTION FROM DAVID: You seriously agree with Ezra Klein that the minority should shut up and allow the majority to plow ahead w/ everything?
But even if the panel splits evenly, Senate rules would allow the majority leader, Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, to call the Ashcroft nomination to the full Senate.
I'm talking about an era where we don't allow the majority of human thought and action and achievement and learning to escape as if from a leaky bucket.
If France continues to thwart the will of NATO, he said, it may be time to restructure the alliance to allow the majority of its countries to act in concert.
If Mr. Reid and Mr. McConnell reach a final accord, Senate leaders expect to use a parliamentary maneuver that will allow the majority leader to quickly move the deal to the Senate floor on Wednesday.
Having more resources also allows the majority to help vulnerable incumbents.
Or more unprofessional than allowing the majority of your workforce to become so disaffected that, yes, they nearly revolted.
After all, the Democrats are bound to find themselves in the minority at some point, and so may not want to set a precedent allowing the majority to change the rules at will.
"We should demonize a system that allows the majority of teachers to not get meaningful feedback to improve their craft or allows those without motivation or skills to stay in the classroom," he said.
But whereas a parliamentary system allows the majority to rule while the minority bides its time, America's separation of powers seldom gives one party the power to rule unconstrained.
