"major merit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a lot of merit or has been highly praised. For example, "This project has been recognized for its major merit."
The major merit of both of these thinkers lies in their incisive analyses of aspects of modern consumer societies, especially American though their proposed remedies remain uncertain.
The major merit of our theoretical approach is the rapid computation of the lithium storage under different temperatures, which is entirely ignored in Suzuki et al. [8].
The major merit of this spiral bevel gear is only single axis motion has to be controlled during the cutting process.
The major merit of the proposed model is that the fluid grid is fixed throughout the computations during the transients, while the immersed body can move arbitrarily through the Cartesian grid.
Cuckoo search consumes 25% of convergence time for local and 75% of convergence time for global codebook, so it guarantees the global codebook with appropriate mutation probability and this behavior is the major merit of CS.
The major merit of the proposed method is that all controller parameters over the overall flight envelope can be automatically determined in the iterative courses that are started from an arbitrary initial point within the flight envelope.
The wide application of LT code is attributed to three major merits [38, 39].
Based on this strategy, NN-FEM inherits major merits from both the classical Finite Element Method and meshless methods.
The major merits of organic-based sensors include their low cost, room-temperature operation, and small size.
The major merits of developed technique compared to prevalent thresholding techniques are: higher accuracy in change detection and measurement, higher capability in detection of multiple changes and lower dependence on quality of RRN process.
In the framework of herein research, an Analytic Hierarchy/Network Process model was designed involving four major merits of the Analytic Hierarchy Process: Benefits, Opportunities, Costs, and Risks [2].
