The phrase "average of the majority" is not commonly used in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts discussing statistical analysis or decision-making where a group’s average is being referenced, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "To determine the best course of action, we calculated the average of the majority of votes cast by the committee."
Alternatives: "mean of the majority" or "average of the group".
The rate of organ donation is consistently higher in Wales than the UK average for the majority of the last 20 years (figure 1B).
He trailed only teammate Todd Helton in batting average for the majority of the season, eventually finishing with the fourth-highest batting average in the league, behind Helton, Moisés Alou, and Vladimir Guerrero.
lgFAP increased with the area and the average area of the majority of pore classes and some of the relations were also controlled by the number of pore c-s and the average area of the most spread solid c-s.
The tool, despite criticism for which a high journal impact factor can be the result of many citations of a few papers rather than the average level of the majority, [10] has become the main yardstick to assess the quality of scientific journals.
The longest unigene sequenced was more than 9,000 nt in length and the average size of the majority of coding sequence (CDS) identified was 300 nt.
The CCCS said the 9.8% of clients who were advised to go bankrupt had substantially higher unsecured debts – an average of £31,161 compared to the charity average of £23,007 – despite the majority of them earning less than the average of £1,514 a month earned by all clients.
The average staining intensity of the majority of cells was scored as 0 = negative, 1 = weak, 2 = intermediate, and 3 = strong (see Figures 1 and 2), as described previously [ 36].
The presence of these duplicated exons contributes to a substantial increase in length of the encoded protein: from 421 amino acids (aa) on average in the majority of sequences to e.g., 447 aa in humans, 473 in baboon, and 499 aa in horse, which is the largest AMBN mammalian sequence known to date (Additional file 2).
Regarding all other dimensions of human capital, such as years of schooling, experience, health and participation in on-the-job-training, means for US workers exceed those of average workers in the majority of countries in our sample.
The "28 days" marker is only an average, and the majority of women in any given month don't have a perfect cycle.
