"on its majority" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group in the majority when voting on an issue or when making a decision. For example, "The board voted on its majority to approve the proposal."
Perhaps most significant of all is that the administration now knows it cannot automatically count on its majority in Congress to vote in lock step with the White House.
The final prediction for each observation is given based on its majority classification over all trees for which it was OOB.
Republican voters rallied behind candidates aligned with President Trump and party leaders in a trio of pivotal Senate primaries Tuesday, reinvigorating the GOP's bid to hold and possibly expand on its majority in midterm elections.
Based on its majority interest in Skype, the firm is believed to be in line for a $4.76 billion payment along with the other investors in its consortium, including venture capitalist firm Andreessen Horowitz and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
As it was mentioned before, the analyzed accessions had been previously classified as japonica rice on its majority.
A strong night for Labour will see it hold on to its majority; a bad night could see it fall below its previous worst performance of 26 seats.
Thanks to redistricting and the vagaries of electoral geography, the G.O.P. will probably hold on to its majority in the House of Representatives.
Although the opposition gained some seats in the voting held in early May 2013, the BN was able to hold on to its majority, and Najib Razak retained his office as prime minister.
The conservative Saenuri party struggled to hold on to its majority, shedding 13 seats, but did just enough to hold onto power.
If approved by State, the sale would reward a Sunni monarchy that has been cracking down on its majority-Shiite population and flouting U.S. requests for restraint.
Israel's Jewish character reflects the will of its majority, but on paper at least its Arab citizens are entitled to full political and civil rights.
