The phrase "the majority of the results" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a majority of results in the context of a survey, experiment, or other study. For example, "The majority of the results indicated that the new program had a positive effect on student performance."
We also applied the PAPA prion prediction algorithm to these top 100 scoring PrDs and the majority of the results were consistent with the PLAAC analysis35,36.
The majority of the results from blood cultures are negative in patients with orbital abscess [7].
The majority of the results (around 45% of the sample) indicated unspecified enhancement.
The majority of the results in the remainder of this section and the next one (i.e. 'Bifurcations' section) could be considered as 'common knowledge'.
The majority of the results on (1.1) deal with the global attractiveness of the positive equilibrium and oscillatory behaviors of solutions [1, 2].
It is interesting to note that although the majority of the results proved that the hypothesis of toxicity increases with decreased particle size, there are also experimental data showing that smaller NPs were either less toxic or had no size-dependent toxicity [15].
The majority of the resulting superclasses contain reasonable classes.
The majority of the resulting macrophage-melanoma hybrids displayed increased metastatic potential when grown in vivo [ 32].
If people currently living in high radon homes remediate their houses, the majority of the resulting health benefits will accrue to future occupants of their homes.
The majority of the resulting wavelengths were in the UVB (290 320 nm; above 90%) and UVA (less than 10%) range and the peak emission was recorded at 314 nm.
To date, however, none of the proteomics-based techniques has been applied for routine diagnosis of Q fever, mainly because the majority of the resulting discoveries are awaiting large-scale validation.
