The phrase 'majority of the documents' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large number or quantity of documents when compared to the whole group, usually a majority, or more than half of them. For example, "I have read the majority of the documents regarding the proposed project and I am ready to outline my conclusions."
The Law Library fully catalogs the majority of the documents received on deposit.
"If so," he added, "then the Justice Department should turn over the vast majority of the documents, which would not be protected by that privilege.
The vast majority of the documents do no serious damage to the reputations of the named athletes, although the British hockey player Sam Quek spoke for many when she voiced a sense of outrage at the violation of privacy.
Remarkably well preserved, apparently because of the dry conditions there, the majority of the documents are now said to be in the hands of private dealers in Britain, Switzerland, and possibly the United States and the Middle East.
The Fifa chief ethics investigator looking into the controversial bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, meanwhile, has insisted he had access to the "vast majority" of the documents relied on by the Sunday Times for its recent Qatar 2022 allegations for "some time".
Freeland has been instrumental in building a case against Mr. Vixay, and was the source of the vast majority of the documents reviewed for this article, including business contracts and Laotian customs documents that attest to the scale of his operations.
The majority of the papers document United States military preparation before entering World War I, and also includes materials regarding the Philippines and Mexico.
But a majority of the document is a rumination on what constitutes an effective and true practice of holiness.
The vast majority of the documented attacks and the ensuing civilian casualties were perpetrated by the government of Bashar al-Assad, it says.
The learning outcomes take up the majority of the document, with 25 of the 47 pages devoted to descriptions of each of the five outcomes.
The vast majority of the document details how the SEC views what is considered a reasonable expectation that profits will be derived from the efforts of others, a crucial factor of the test.
