"throughout the majority of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a large portion or most of something. Example: Throughout the majority of his career, Michael Jordan was considered the greatest basketball player of all time.
The country's rapid political shift has been welcomed throughout the majority of the rest of Europe.
Unlike the majority of other matches in this triangular tournament, England kept wickets intact throughout the majority of the innings.
Generally, Mourinho's sides play perfectly exciting football throughout the majority of a season, but in big matches – particularly in Europe, and towards the end of a campaign – become more cautious.
At the point of Mr Mandela's arrest in 1962, the wage gap had yawned wider still, continuing along the same trend throughout the majority of his years behind bars.
Leigh were not disgraced in front of almost 15,000 fans at Headingley but, despite making life relatively easy for themselves throughout the majority of the Qualifiers, this was an illustration that games against the bigger sides next year will require a significant step up in quality from what they have been used to when dominating the Championship during the past three seasons.
Throughout the majority of treatment, however, there is minimal relative motion of the archwire and bracket.
Throughout the majority of a gas turbine cycle, gas stream temperatures exceed the polymer composite glass transition by a considerable margin.
"We did that throughout the majority of the first half but we've got to start to do it for the full 80 minutes".
Throughout the majority of the study region, a prominent abrasion platform and associated shoreline cutoff are observed in the subsurface from ~ 72 to 53 m below present sea level.
At the Vowels dataset, the overlap between the labeled sets being built by all active learning strategies increases at a constant rate throughout the majority of the learning process.
Chopra, who has fought the addiction throughout the majority of his career, said his £5m transfer from Cardiff to Sunderland in 2007 was motivated by his desire to collect a signing on fee to pay off gambling arrears.
