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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a favored place for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that is preferred or popular for a specific activity or purpose.
Example: "The park has become a favored place for families to gather and enjoy picnics on weekends."
Alternatives: "a popular spot for" or "a preferred location for".
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In later years, the park became a favored place for junking cars and for dealing drugs.
All of these characteristics make Ramallah a favored place for most young people in the Occupied Territories to move to.
Because of its elevation and its handsome views, Highgate became a favored place for rich families from London to build summer retreats.
A visit to Schloss Nymphenburg, summer palace of the rulers of Bavaria, manages to combine both, a favored place for tourists and locals alike to stroll.
A favored place for dinners and social gatherings is the Griswold Inn, a 31-room inn and restaurant that has been open continuously since 1776.
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Long a favored place of residence for Colombia's wealthy -- and, these days, for foreign expatriates from all over the globe -- Medellín is en route to becoming one of the quintessential cities of the 21st century.
The lynchpin that is keeping this country the way it is -- the home of a Formula One race track, the base of the U.S.'s Fifth Naval Fleet and a favored place in the Gulf for business meetings -- is the monarchy.
Like him, she had a favored place in her big, tender heart for children, especially those with struggles.
They have long worked together, with AOL getting a favored place on the Windows desktop.
While political maneuvering was continuing in Minnesota, by early April it was reported that Nashville had become the favored place for relocation over New Orleans.
Before the revolution it was a favored spot for the Qaddafi elite.
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