The phrase "analyzed the majority of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing research or studies where a significant portion of data or subjects has been examined.
Example: "In the recent study, the researchers analyzed the majority of the survey responses to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "examined most of" or "reviewed the bulk of".
Besides GHG emissions, we analyzed the majority of available environmental impact categories and included the most relevant categories caused by passenger cars as well as the ReCiPe Total score[59] result.
We have also isolated and analyzed the majority of the Xist RNA from O. palustris and a sister species retaining L1 activity, Sigmodon hispidus, to determine if evolution in these sequences has left signatures that might suggest a critical role for L1 elements in Xist function.
HA analyzed the majority of the data.
CC and CA analyzed the majority of the studies.
PK designed, performed and analyzed the majority of the experiments.
JSB analyzed the majority of the data for this manuscript.
The agency's corporation finance division, which for years never examined in detail the filings of thousands of companies, including Enron, remains unable to analyze the majority of the 15,000 filings by corporations each year.
We argue that these tests are only well suited to study the evolution of a minority of taxa and genes, as they lack some important requirements to critically analyze the majority of available phylogenomic data.
The resulting selection of proteins may also be used to analyze the majority of fungal species for which a full genome is not yet available in order to improve our understanding of fungal TOL.
What is needed are digital services that can securely store and analyze the majority of our health information, aggregated from multiple sources (tagged appropriately with provenance meta-data, see [ 9] for more details), with the ability to share this information with health care providers toward the goal of generating informed insights and, ultimately, improving health.
NSAIDs were not analyzed because the majority of use is over-the-counter (OTC) and is not registered in claims data.
