"dream major" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to refer to the major that someone has dreamed of having, such as: "John has always dreamed of being a doctor, so it's no surprise that his dream major is medicine."
The 23-year-old has collaborated with numerous stars including Craig David, Tine Tempah, will.i.am, J. Cole and DJ Fresh, and producers such as Chase & Status, The-Dream, Major Lazer, The Runners, Diplo, The Invisible Men and Stargate.
He is anxious to herald small business success stories, rather than dream of major new employers suddenly arriving.
It is not quite the dream matchup Major League Soccer officials have fantasized about — a championship game between two of the league's marquee teams — but in some ways it is better.
In 2013, Froese and Tangerine Dream were major contributors to the soundtrack of the computer game Grand Theft Auto V. Froese was born in Tilsit in East Prussia (now the Russian city of Sovetsk) on the day allied forces landed in Normandy.
She and Reagan were in particular sympathy (sorely tested when, in October 1983, the US invaded the Caribbean island of Grenada, a Commonwealth member), although she disagreed strongly with his dream of major nuclear disarmament.
Live support has always been a dream for major retailers.
He even got her to alter some of the lyrics, so that "Last night I dreamt of San Pedro" becomes "Last night I dreamt of Major Lazer," which is, of course, one of Diplo's crunktastic side projects.
Ozella, the Hart head coach since 2000, couldn't have been more proud seeing Trevor Bauer (Cleveland Indians), Trevor Brown (San Francisco Giants), James Shields (Chicago White Sox), Mike Montgomery (Seattle Mariners) and Tyler Glasnow (Pittsburgh Pirates) fulfilling their dreams as major leaguers.
Some useful things are: Dreams: a major source of the weird and unusual.
On weekends, Miguel goes home to his village to visit with his family and his girlfriend, and to hang out with slightly older men whose own dreams of major-league glory have evaporated or expired.
