The part of the sentence "the majority of the changes" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a large number of modifications or alterations that have been made to something. For example, "The majority of the changes made to the policy were accepted by the board."
The majority of the changes likely will be de-regulatory in nature.
Even though the majority of the changes are not due to take effect until 2016, school graduates considering enrolling next year do not know what fees they will pay in their second year of study.
The quantitative loss of nephrons can account for the majority of the changes observed in chronic renal failure; the failure in excretion is due directly to loss of glomerular filters, and other features such as the large quantities of dilute urine represent a change in tubular function that could be accounted for by the increased load that each remaining nephron has to carry.
The results reveal that the new mothers experienced a decrease in the volume of grey matter – thought by the authors to imply a fine-tuning of connections – in regions of the brain involved in social processes, with the majority of the changes found to last at least two years after giving birth.
As promised, the majority of the changes are under the hood, where things are tighter and should purr.
Our results show that the majority of the changes in the middle atmospheric circulation appear due to the tidal locking which results in the breakdown of the Brewer-Dobson circulation.
The majority of the change came from the reduction of emissions in MIT-owned buildings, followed by reductions in fugitive gases, and fleet vehicle emissions.
Subjects were asked to: "Please select the box that you believe contains the digitally altered area of the photograph (if you believe that more than one region contains digital alteration, please select the one you feel contains the majority of the change)." On average, manipulations spanned two regions in the grid.
Figure 3 shows clearly that, as the CpG frequency changes over time, the majority of the change comes from eliminating the CpGs surrounded by A and U nucleotides.
The findings suggest that the majority of the change in prevalence is due to modifiable factors and is not due to selection bias, diagnostic bias, or change in mortality rates.
11 For example, a prior human study showed that gain or loss of 10 20 pounds resulted in linear changes in energy expenditure, and that the majority of the change was specifically in nonresting energy expenditure (i.e., NEAT).
