The phrase "amount for the majority" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; you might mean "account for the majority."
Example: "These factors account for the majority of the project's success."
Alternatives: "represent the majority" or "constitute the majority."
In fact, there is a growing body of evidence to suggest that pure oats (uncontaminated with other gluten-containing cereal grains) are safe to consume in moderate amounts for the majority of people suffering from celiac disease and would be very important source of proteins, carbohydrates and fibre (Rashid et al. 2007).
Our demand for food, fuel, and fiber has created a myriad of countryside habitats that collectively amount to the majority of terrestrial and marine ecosystems.
AB 327, which was basically written by lobbyists for Big Energy, seeks to lower the amount high-end users pay for kilowatt electricity by increasing the amount the majority of us pay.
Justice Anthony Kennedy's opinion for the majority amounted to a sustained plea for equal rights for homosexuals, who "are entitled to respect for their private lives".
However, Unison claimed the offer, combined with the requirement to work an extra 7.5 days a year, actually amounted to a 4.5% pay cut for the majority of employees.
An inherent complication of this method is the co-elution of large amounts of Ig, which usually accounts for the majority of the recovered material.
Of the total annual cost associated with treatment of migraine, about one tenth ($1.5 billion) goes to medication, with triptans accounting for the majority of this amount ($1.18 billion).
He said that researchers were "surprised" by the amount of drop-off in speed but that for the majority of consumers the slower connection would not be noticed.
For the majority of the cases, the amount of resorption was minor, but present.
Good agreement between experimental and theoretical amounts of heavy metals in the mixtures was obtained for the majority of sensors and metals.
