"of which majority" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a group in which the majority of people have a certain characteristic. For example, "The town was made up of young families, of which majority had just bought their first homes."
Many voting strategies, implemented in hardware or software, have been proposed of which majority and median voters have been widely used in real applications.
In the present work, ab initio quantum calculations are employed to calculate accurate proton binding energies for over 100 neutral interstellar molecules of which majority of the neutral molecules are protonated in more than one position.
Eighty one (48.0%) of them used dual methods of contraceptive by themselves or their partners of which majority, 73 90.1%) were used Depo-Provera in addition to condom.
In the case of soybean also (as with Medicago), CaLG3 (54 markers) found maximum hits (129) in the soybean genome, of which majority were found on Gm19, Gm3 and Gm1 (Table 3; Supplementary Fig. S3).
Locations to which majority of proteins are targeted are considered.
The present example shows that concentrations of pesticides at which majority of the species is affected can be predicted by acute organism-level toxicity tests with sensitive species.
In the Albuquerque police department between 2009 to 2012 officers were involved in 20 of the police shootings which majority of them were unconstitutional.
A summary of the techniques by which majority of research works used was shown in [ 1].
What other state had a majority of Democrats - of which the majority wouldn't vote for ENDA and were behind the "dump trans people" brigade?
Sanders' platform consists of reforms with which majorities already agree.
He apparently promised Robertson not to change a word of the harsh language of the anti-abortion platform plank of which the majority of regular Republicans -- and the vast majority of independents -- strongly disapprove.
