The phrase "bulk of evidence" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the majority or largest part of the available evidence on a topic. Example: "Despite the defendant's claims of innocence, the bulk of evidence presented in court clearly pointed to their guilt."
The great bulk of evidence comes from copies made by Greeks, for Roman patrons, of originals now destroyed.
"Obviously, economic growth at such a brisk level cannot be sustained forever, but the bulk of evidence suggests that our record-breaking expansion is continuing".
So far the bulk of evidence is consistent with the idea that the trees are drying out or starving, Dr. McDowell said.
The great bulk of evidence for Continental Celtic consists of the names of persons, tribes, and places recorded by Greek and Latin writers.
Three months and 129 prosecution witnesses later, the jurors in the murder trial of Sante and Kenneth Kimes, the accused mother and son, have either been impressed, or numbed, by the sheer bulk of evidence presented to them.
The bulk of evidence from a number of trials shows that nonoxynol-9 is either ineffective or, if used very frequently, could be harmful as an anti-H.I.V. agent, said Dr. Joseph Perriens, who oversaw the study for Unaids, a joint United Nations agency, at a news conference here today.
The bulk of evidence supporting this recommendation uses radiographic end points.
Meanwhile, a bulk of evidences suggest that the characteristics of lncRNAs include relatively low abundance, tissue-restricted or cell type-specific expression patterns and localization to specific subcellular compartments.
The number of available guidelines did not depend on the bulk of available evidence or the strength of the evidence in favor of chemotherapy.
The evidence I shall cite for this claim comes in several forms, but the bulk of the evidence comes from neuroscience.
Overall, direct evidence by controlled studies to support the nutrition hypothesis of GCT is scarce; however, the bulk of indirect evidence is clearly in favour of the hypothesis.
