The phrase "attach the majority of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of connecting or including most of something, such as documents or files, in a communication or submission.
Example: "Please attach the majority of the relevant documents to your email before sending it."
Alternatives: "include most of" or "add the bulk of".
Standalone voice traffic already is decreasing markedly relative to other forms of communications traffic; in fact, as depicted in the attached, the majority of voice traffic will be IP-based in just a few years.
Many shops have a patron saint to protect themselves – an image of Diego Maradona – and the word that is attached to the majority of these images?
The symptoms of H7N9 infection, that is, the upper respiratory tract infection, is not very heavy with mild cough, which does not attach attention to the majority of the patients.
However, the posterior lateral meniscal root attachment differed from the human knee in that it did not have a direct tibial attachment, with the majority of the posterior horn attaching to the medial aspect of the intercondylar notch through the ligament of Wrisberg.
However, all cells remained attached after exposure and the majority of cells occupied interphase.
Kenya's programme is not distinguished by an unusually long list of conditions attached to the loan and the majority of the conditions pertain to one of the IMF's core areas of responsibility: fiscal reforms.Finally, you fail to mention that Kenya's loan was provided under the IMF's Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility.
An ingredients approach, whereby quantities of each of the inputs are first identified and then prices are attached, was employed to estimate the majority of recurrent costs (salaries, allowances, supplies and transport) (Drummond et al. 2005).
Use the sticky side on the stickies, and attach it near the opening with the majority of the notes hanging over and off the opening.
Drop the idea that there is a stigma attached to people that see a therapist, a mentor, a coach, a consultant, etc. Gone are the days where the majority of society attaches a stigma to people seeking support and counseling.
Like ubiquitin, SUMO is covalently attached to lysine residues within the target protein, although in the majority of cases SUMO is attached to a lysine within the ψKxE consensus site (where ψ is hydrophobic and x is any residue) [8], [9].
