You can use the phrase "predominantly popular" in written English.
It is used to describe something (or someone) that is more popular than anything else. For example, "The new band quickly became predominantly popular in the music industry."
Of Germanic Swiss origin, the shooting called Schuetzen was practiced for centuries practically unchanged throughout much of central Europe, and by the 1880s it had become predominantly popular.
Despite the complainant's repeated appeals, the Beeb ultimately deemed Samantha's antics appropriate because she "was a skit on both the misogynist and sexist programmes which were predominantly popular some years ago and the attitudes that led to them which still exist today".
The dual system offers a wide range of training in manufacturing and technical occupations, which are predominantly popular amongst male adolescents, whereas the school-based system is strongly characterised by social and healthcare occupations.
Additionally, aside from the three men, Carey worked with Carole King, a female singer-songwriter who had been predominantly popular in the 1970s.
The cast predominantly includes popular Digimon from the Digimon anime.
It is popular predominantly in Afghanistan but also is retained as a self-conscious cultural remnant in the Muslim republics north of Afghanistan and in parts of northwestern China.
A Pentagon document that outlines the transfers makes no mention of Iraq's most significant fighting force, the predominantly Shiite Muslim "Popular Mobilization" forces.
The club is also continuously referred to as the Pride of Styria and as The Viole, the latter being popular predominantly in the region of the former Yugoslavia.
The news follows the departure of Tavis Smiley, the host of NPR's popular, first predominantly black newsmagazine.
Max Kelsen harvested tweets using the most popular hashtags – predominantly #libspill, #auspol and #libspill2 – to reach these figures, as well as a custom algorithm to capture those that were about the spill but may not have included a relevant hashtag.
Even more importantly, influenced by the predominantly nationalistic narrative of popular media, the new India-Bengalis began to consider any kind of cross-border identity as being fundamentally unpatriotic.
