An example of a computation that runs most algorithms is a mathematical formalism called Solomonoff induction.

Solomonoff Induction is uncomputable, so it's not a computation. Would be correct if you had written

An example of a computation that runs most algorithms could be some program that approximates a mathematical formalism Solomonoff induction.

Also, strictly speaking no real-world computation could run "most" algorithms, since there are infinitely many and it could only run a finite number. It would make more sense to use an expression like "computations that search through the space of all possible algorithms".