The phrase "majority of shortcomings" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: Despite its potential, the project was deemed a failure due to the majority of shortcomings in its execution.
Incomplete adoption of the original project implementation plan, which theoretically addresses a majority of the shortcomings identified in our assessment, is probably the main amongst them and incomplete structural integration of the IDSP within the state health service system the other.
In it, he offered a few compliments, but he spent the majority of his words highlighting shortcomings of the new device while seeking to remind everyone of all the shit that Magic Leap execs talked about existing AR tech and how they nevertheless ended up running with a device that, in his opinion, made only minor improvements over the three-year-old HoloLens. .
The majority of studies had significant methodological shortcomings and were rated as weak, mostly due to the study designs.
Psycho-educational interventions for people diagnosed with schizophrenia (PDwS) and their primary caregivers appear promising, however, the majority of trials have significant methodological shortcomings.
Over the past 25 years, the vast majority of studies concentrated on the possible shortcomings of pancreatic tumoral cells and designed specific drugs/molecules targeting those cells.
However, due to methodological shortcomings in the majority of the included studies, the lack of follow-ups beyond post-intervention assessments, as well as heterogeneity in terms of intervention content, duration, and outcome measures, the evidence for the effectiveness of workplace anti-stigma interventions is inconclusive and must be interpreted with caution.
found a variety of shortcomings.
He had his share of shortcomings.
Still, his long tenure had its share of shortcomings.
Still, the model has plenty of shortcomings.
