The phrase 'the majority focus' is correct and can be used in written English.
Example sentence: The majority focus has been on improving infrastructure in the city.
The majority focus on economic empowerment, entrepreneurship, women's health and girls' education.
Several investigations have documented the land-based impacts of this transition, but the majority focus on coastal cities first targeted for reforms in the 1970s 1980s.
Partnerships between medical schools and the developing world are increasingly common, but the majority focus on practicing medicine as opposed to delivering care and understanding the effect of social factors, he said.
However, the principal difference between Handybook and the startups mentioned above (among others) is that, while the majority focus on cleaning, Handybook wants to do both — cleaning and repairs.
The majority focus on either enabling pathologists to examine and diagnose cases, or providing image archives that serve as reference material.
These illegal vendors use a variety of means to induce illicit purchases, but, as most research suggests, the majority focus on "no prescription required" approaches that represent the highest risk to consumers [ 13- 15, 19].
The majority focused heavily on falling oil prices that look set to stay at historic lows well into next year.
The majority focussed on delivery system design (n = 9) and/or providing self-management support (SMS) (n = 8).
The majority focused on bailouts, deficits and spending -- exactly the issues the Tea Partiers claim inspired their movement in the first place.
Justice Kagan, writing for the majority, focused on the text of the exemption, which allows the government to withhold records "related solely to the internal personnel rules and practices of an agency".
Not surprisingly, a large number of articles on facility layout have been published, with the majority focusing on product layout, functional layout, cellular layout or their variants.
