"the majority of projects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to most of a particular set of projects, e.g. "The majority of projects have been completed on time."
"The majority of projects go very well and the public never gets to hear about them," he says.
Here, the 80 20 rule often applies: the majority of projects don't work and most initial budgets are woefully optimistic.
The majority of projects are based at the Indus Hospital in Karachi, but expansions throughout Pakistan are currently underway.
We find that the majority of projects that eventually succeed are not on a successful track at 75% of their funding period.
He says the organisation wants "massive growth in renewables", to counteract the effects of climate change and the majority of projects, if well planned, do not threaten birds.
Now the majority of projects receiving permits, 55 percent, opt out, according to a January report by the city's budget and legislative analyst.
On the one hand, the majority of project co-ordinators agreed that the project results in both FPs were adequately disseminated to the end-users.
Sociocultural perinatal practices were endorsed by the majority of project women (Table 1).
The immediate quality-of-life effect of CGM was responsible for the majority of projected lifetime benefits of the technology.
The training in productive skills has been the least successful, with some considerable lag between this and other categories of training in the majority of project locations.
The global implementation score (58%) remained stable and the majority of project components were continued by more than half of organizations.
