"most of the time" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a generally accepted frequency of occurrence. For example, "Most of the time, I get up at 6 am to start my day."
Most of time he's pushed it, but he's dragged it also.
We have freelancers and admin help for busier periods to make the most of time.
Over most of the earth, for most of time, no by-products accumulate.
Then it's the ever-expanding universe, the "big concepts" which he relishes most; of time, space and multiple dimensions.
The following month, Time Warner was in talks to sell off most of Time Inc.'s magazines to Meredith Corporation.
He soon moved to the golden cage of Bayern Munich, were he spent most of time in suspended animation, on or off the pitch.
The inmates had food with them, prison officials said, and had probably remained behind the wall most of time they were missing.
I spent most of time in the store in a chair, but got up when I heard my wife call, "Gary, come here".
For most of time since then, the share price has been above 500p - indeed it was as high as 570p in mid-May.
Most of time I opt to type my password in for them, but there is an easier way: store your Wi-Fi info on an NFC tag.
In a speech today, he spent most of time framing the possibility of a Brotherhood victory as a return to the "dark ages" that will bring "chaos".
