"majority model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a term used to refer to a model or system majority of people prefer or accept. For example, "In this election, the majority model was to vote for a candidate who could promote economic growth."
This "majority model" in fact does a modestly better job of predicting same-sex marriage support among individual senators: This version of the model also does a considerably better job of matching the change in support over time.
The central bank, for the majority model, will however be dependent on the executive, while in the case of the consensus model, it will be independent from its control.
In the case of the majority model, jurisdictional control will be by parliamentary sovereignty, whereas for the consensus model it will pass through a constitutional court of a federal nature.
This "majority model" mainly draws from the biomedical model which considers the etiology and symptoms of the disease when choosing a treatment.
The "majority model" views the disease as an exogenous entity that enters the body of an individual who carries no responsibility or control over the process.
We applied a stepwise modelling strategy for women who are members of an ethnic minority (Models 1 4) and an ethnic majority (Models 5 8).
The majority of model parameters demonstrate sensitivity and can be related to available field data.
The dominant driver of change and its origin are shown only if found to be consistent across a majority of model combinations (>7).
"I think a majority of model cities also have cancer villages, one or two or three of them," said Lee Liu, a geography professor at the University of Central Missouri.
The majority of model forecasts indicate that ENSO-neutral (Niño-3.4 index between -0.5°C and 0.5°C) will persist into the Northern Hemisphere spring 2014 (Fig. 6).
Table 5 compares ethnic minority and white majority patients (model 2).
