The phrase "a favourable position for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advantageous circumstances or situations that benefit someone or something.
Example: "The new policy creates a favourable position for small businesses to thrive in the competitive market."
Alternatives: "an advantageous position for" or "a beneficial position for".
Much of it has been driven by political posturing, with each party trying to stake out a favourable position for the mid-term elections to be held next year.
Trp89A NE1 of Evasin-1 also interacts with Gln49B OE1 from CCL3, which anchors the Trp89A in a favourable position for the aromatic stacking with Phe29B from CCL3.
The binding mode correctly predicts the formation of (R)- 2b, by placing Cβ in a favourable position for hydride transfer from FMN-N-5 across a distance of 3.9 Å.
As oMAP4 is only able to efficiently zipper microtubules at incident angles of less than 30° if antiparallel and less than 10° if parallel, we propose that dynein-mediated looping and buckling of microtubules brings microtubules into a favourable position for oMAP4-mediated zippering.
In 2005 the situation changed into a more favourable position for non-service related remuneration systems.
During the duel between Vengeur and Brunswick, the undamaged HMS Ramillies had approached and put herself in a favourable position to rake Vengeur, and was waiting for Brunswick to separate to open fire.
For this, general practitioners are in a favourable position, as they have a long-term relationship with their patients and can relate this new information to previous contacts.
72% of consumers recommend a brand that supports a good cause over one that doesn't so CharityWait puts restaurants in a favourable position".
One thing to consider is the importance of making a respectable start and thereby securing a favourable position in the field.
Having a favourable position on the default pages of new Windows computers is likely to give Nook a major boost, say analysts.
