The phrase "majority of costs" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common phrase used to refer to a large portion or significant amount of expenses. Example: "The majority of costs for the project will be covered by the company's budget."
Contrary to what you state the real majority of costs are intellectual property, not rare earths.
Besides, the majority of costs are in the pretrial and trial.
Hospitals routinely absorb the majority of costs incurred in the care of patients with CLABs.
Room expenses (43%), physician fees (15%), respiratory and pulmonary care (10%), and supply and devices (10%) made up the majority of costs.
Post-booking bond and docket diversion cost $238 and $205 per person, respectively; the majority of costs were incurred by the courts for court decisions.
For the air pollutants, the majority of costs were said to be due to the health impacts of people breathing in minute particles of unburned carbon.
Labor costs make up the majority of costs in the janitorial services industry and profit margins are thin, which has pushed firms to look for ways to reduce labor costs.
In proposing the new rule, Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, said that fees charged by the federal government would be "sufficient to cover the majority of costs related to the operation of federally facilitated exchanges".
The majority of costs accrue in the first year of life and costs for re-hospitalization are higher than outpatient costs [9].
While factor replacement therapy constitutes the majority of costs in haemophilia, the relationship between target joints and non drug-related direct costs (NDDCs) has not been studied.
With the majority of costs in using biosorbents being associated with the transportation of materials [25], their viability may be limited to the region of origin.
