The phrase "majority shares" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the majority ownership of a company's shares. For example, "The majority shares of the company are owned by the largest shareholder."
That belief might have been reinforced in Randolph's mind because the Mets own the majority shares in the network.
Even as we are told that Americans are about equally divided into red and blue, a huge majority shares a common vision of climate change.
Last week, the authorities impounded at least eight planes owned by Mr. Bennett, who had the majority shares of two airlines, Haiti Air and Pearl Airways.
Backed by GTCR, a Chicago private equity firm, Merlin paid Emmis Communications $110 million to $130 million in June for majority shares in three of its rock stations in Chicago and New York.
Under the new rules, China will allow foreign companies to take minority stakes in rail freight joint ventures within three years, and to hold majority shares within six years.
Forbes said the value of Jordan's majority shares climbed sharply when ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer bought the Los Angeles Clippers for $2bn last year, lifting the values of all NBA teams.
In 2001, the luxury-goods company LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton bought a majority share in Newton Vineyard.
By 1993, PowerPoint had a majority share of the presentation market.
The leadership of the new majority shared his views on an important issue: immigration.
InterMedia will continue to own a majority share in the company.
Ms. Parker asked if she would be willing to give up a majority share of ownership.
