The phrase "most critiques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the majority of evaluations or analyses of a particular subject or work.
Example: "Most critiques of the film highlight its innovative storytelling and strong character development."
Alternatives: "the majority of reviews" or "most evaluations".
Issues related to anthroposophy have been at the centre of most critiques of Waldorf schools, and Steiner's writings about the racial organization of culture and the evolution of consciousness have led to charges that racism is inherent in anthroposophy and in the Waldorf educational method.
Most critiques of such theories have focused on modern examples of ambiguous frontiers and non-contiguous sovereignty.
What's missing in most critiques of Rand's work is the relevance of the spotlight she shined on the crony capitalists and their political enablers in Washington.
For it seems to me that the real lesson to be taken from work like Dunbar's is precisely the opposite of most critiques of social media: that, rather than wasting time decrying the insubstantiality of our online relationships with near-strangers, by far the most important question is how digital technologies interact with the small number of truly significant relationships in our lives.
Most critiques of the film itself however were broken down into one or two word commentaries: sick, disgusting, deeply traumatized, WOW, powerful, and my personal favorite - brilliantly disturbing.
Shaw's writings about music gained great popularity because they were understandable to the average well-read audience member of the day, thus contrasting starkly with the dourly pretentious pedantry of most critiques in that era.
Along with Jim Miller's opinions in Rolling Stone magazine, Woffinden's 1974 album review for the NME was one of the most scathing critiques.
But one of the most convincing critiques is that the show is embarrassingly white.
Some of the most outspoken critiques of the BBC come from within it.
Today, Mr. Gore delivered one of his clearest and most concise critiques of Mr. Bush.
The most cogent critiques of Israel's treatment of Palestinians invariably come from Israel's own human rights organizations.
