'a favourable context' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a situation that has the potential to lead to success. For example: "Creating a favourable context is essential to the success of any project."
But, with previous SLFP leaders advising him, with the help of minority parties that had been brought into the government fold but were less than happy there, and with public discontent over the rising cost of living providing a favourable context for change, Mr Sirisena set out to reverse what he saw as a hijacking of the party by the Rajapaksas.
In other words, what was billed as a summit of heads of state and a fine stage for France to display its skills as current president of the EU ended up as a meeting of mere ministers, unable, thanks to the absence of Syria and its "sister" Lebanon, to agree to any political and economic breakthroughs.But would a favourable context have made much difference?
As with all innovation, a good idea is not enough in itself: it also needs a favourable context, including political, economic and social conditions that make the time right for its adoption, and an innovation system that excels at finding and testing good ideas and quickly scaling them up.
This was predicted be the ATG encoding methionine at nucleotide position 22, as it is situated in a favourable context for translation initiation [7].
The detected type 2 associations could reflect a favourable context for transposition provided by REP sequence clusters in combination with a minor stringency for the DNA target.
For the pilot phase seven primary care centres in close geographical proximity and with good clinical links were selected to provide a favourable context for initial implementation.
Yet even tasks that, in a more favourable context, would be associated with prestigious aspects of the job, can become degrading in specific situations.
Since both 97AUG and 139AUG are predicted to be present in mRNA transcribed by the DENV2 cryptic promoter, 139AUG is likely to be in a more favourable context than 97AUG for translation initiation in bacteria.
The marine waters under the jurisdiction of the Falklands provide a particularly favourable context in which to study the details of the interaction between albatrosses and fisheries, because there is virtually no artisanal fishing and all fisheries activities are monitored through a Vessel Monitoring System (VMS).
"Even in the presumably very favourable context of a period of sustained economic growth and of major change in the form of occupational structure," he concluded, "the general underlying processes of intergenerational class mobility – or immobility – have apparently been little altered and indeed have, if anything, tended in certain respects to generate still greater inequalities in life chances".
A Church of England spokesman said: "This article is an interesting contribution to debate but it does not look as if there is a favourable political context for returning to the subject of constitutional reform just at the moment".
