The phrase 'a favored position' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a privileged or advantageous state of being. For example, "John's wealth has put him in a favored position when it comes to career opportunities."
The strategy would likely put those who already own casinos in a favored position in the new online world.
As credit card companies vie for a favored position in customers' wallets, they're pitching new travel enticements, from waiving foreign transaction fees that can add up to 3 percent to your purchases abroad to picking up fees for checked baggage.
The fact that Charlie Brook's (then) girlfriend Rebekah is the editor of the most important newspaper in the nation, and, to boot, has the ear of Rupert Murdoch, its irascible proprietor, and, as well, holds a favored position in the Murdoch family … is just another fluke of little Britain.
Hello to stores that have a favored position in their procurement processes and their overall supply-chain practice.
Vanessa Bell has held what might seem like a favored position in the art world for many years.
(Note: A favored position is one you're in prior to sleep and when you wake in the morning).
Even so, he had a very favored position in society.
Greg Eden, a spokesman for Autodesk, said his company wasn't ruling out working with anybody, but didn't see Pirate3D in a particularly favored position.
Nonetheless, while many of Google's partners issued positive statements on Monday, analysts suggested that the acquisition would create tension because Motorola would be in an obviously favored position.
It is plain from the administrative record that the nearby differential was included in the original Boston order as a recognition of the favored position of nearby producers in the fluid market and as an inducement to nearby farmers to approve the Secretary's order.
Allowed regions are delimited by an orange curve and favored positions by a green curve.
