"behavior of the majority" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the actions or conduct of the larger or most dominant group within a given population or community. Example: The behavior of the majority at the town hall meeting was quite concerning, as they repeatedly interrupted and shouted over the speaker. Here, the phrase is used to describe the actions of the majority of people in attendance at the meeting.
They do not reflect the behavior of the majority of agents who work with seniors".
The Tech article highlighted extreme behavior while ignoring the behavior of the majority.
The classification variables of age and gender help to explain the behavior of the majority attributes.
The toddlers and chimpanzees tended to follow the behavior of the majority, while the orangutans seemed to choose a hole at random.
Also it is found that the behavior of the majority of decision variables remains consistent in different runs of the FA and CS optimization processes.
In an age in which the sexual behavior of the majority is like that of a mongrel dog, I transform a simple kiss into an act of eternal degradation".
When teenagers incorrectly assume that certain extreme behaviors represent the norm, it can influence the behaviors of the majority (pdf).
We also asked open-ended questions to identify possible patient, clinician and practice-level reasons for the variability in the intervention's impact, specifically focusing on reasons for the intervention's failure to influence the prescribing behaviors of the majority of clinicians who were exposed to it.
This contrasts sharply with the behavior of voters, the majority of whom are often ignorant of basic facts about politics and government, and routinely ignore or dismiss evidence opposed to their preexisting views.
The work in [13] found that the three datasets have fine-grained scale and two of the datasets are at a city-wide scale, and hence, high irregular behavior for the majority of individuals might have been an expected result by them.
While it should be acknowledged that positive answers may also identify students who are only engaging in experimental "one-time" experiences, it is likely that the behaviors so defined most often reflect a more habitual behavior (hence a true "risk behavior" for the majority of students).
