The phrase "around a majority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or context that involves a significant portion or group of people, typically in relation to opinions, votes, or decisions.
Example: "The survey results indicated that around a majority of participants favored the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "approximately most" or "roughly the majority".
But when election day came around, a majority of Christians in the country cast their vote for Trump.
So I think the focus is still gonna be on that and the right deal with SoftBank could be a huge pro, but the wrong, and I think this is one of the questions that the WeWork team might have around a majority control deal, the wrong deal can ultimately put a company in a more difficult position.
Even if the advisor is extraordinarily influential, he will probably not be around for a majority of the president's tenure.All the major candidates have very good economists on their teams.
What kind of a mindset must impel a government to spend in excess of £10bn in public funds to create an evanescent fantasy of greatness for foreign visitors to the country's capital when, all around, an overwhelming majority of its people have known only a life of absolute degradation?
In a statement, Foxconn confirmed that it is paying close to 389 billion yen (around $3.5 billion) for a majority 66percentt stake in Sharp — spread across a number of companies.
Although some grapes are indeed grown in the wet western part of the state, around Puget Sound, a majority are grown east of the Cascade Range, where they are shielded from the Pacific precipitation.
Under the terms of the listing, Blackstone, which bought the theme park group from Anheuser-Busch InBev in 2009 for around $2.7 billion, will keep a majority of the voting rights in SeaWorld.
The company will be able to boast 800 million users around the world, a majority of whom log in every day.
The first occurred in the park around 2 o'clock near East 80th Street, and they continued on and off until around 6 45, with a majority in the southeast section of the park near Central Park South and the Avenue of the Americas, the investigator said.
Yet every year around the holidays, a majority — though not always all — of the marshals stop executing evictions, providing at least temporary relief to thousands of tenants around the city.
In 1998, during a once-a-decade meeting of top Anglican leaders from around the world, a majority supported a resolution that said homosexuality was "incompatible" with scripture, but the resolution was not binding.
