The phrase "an absolute majority required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a decision or action needs to be approved by more than half of the total votes or members involved.
Example: "In order to pass the new policy, an absolute majority is required from the board members."
Alternatives: "a simple majority needed" or "a majority vote required".
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An orderly election on March 6 , 1966 gave Julio César Méndez Montenegro, a law professor and the candidate of the moderate Revolutionary Party (Partido Revolucionario; PR), an unexpectedly large plurality of votes over the candidate of the military regime, though not the absolute majority required for election.
The court president, Robert Dossou, said: "Boni Yayi won an absolute majority of votes required to be declared elected".
Members must be elected by an absolute majority of the General Assembly, requiring 96 votes in a secret ballot, rather than a simple majority of General Assembly members present.
His lifeline, a last-minute legal maneuver introduced by the Constitutional Court and accepted by Parliament, required an absolute majority of eligible voters to participate for the referendum to be considered valid.
As such a move required an absolute majority in parliament, I was growing increasingly convinced that a popular volcano was on the verge of erupting - one that was both supported and inspired by the army, which had never accepted the idea of a civilian leading the country - whether after free and fair elections, or through a fraudulent vote, as was expected with Jamal Mubarak.
A second round win requires an absolute majority of the votes cast.
"The reform bills that require an absolute majority would probably be paralyzed," Mr. Torcal said.
