The phrase "a favourable view of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a positive opinion or perspective about someone or something.
Example: "The report presented a favourable view of the new policy, highlighting its potential benefits for the community."
Alternatives: "a positive perspective on" or "an optimistic outlook regarding".
Most Mexicans now have a favourable view of their neighbour, according to earlier polls.
Only 31% of Germans have a favourable view of the United States.
A recent Bloomberg poll of investors and financial decision-makers found that 75% held a favourable view of Bernanke's policies.
Presumably the 22 per cent who have a favourable view of him feel more strongly than the 20 per cent who had a favourable view of Miliband, but there is no doubt that Corbyn has hit the ground struggling.
Only 45% of Germans, 43% of French, 38% of Spanish and 36% of Russians have a favourable view of America.
Only 38% of respondents in France said they had a favourable view of the EU, down 17 points from last year.
A total of 79% (33/42) of authors who expressed a favourable view had financial conflicts of interest with the manufacturer of rosiglitazone, compared with 22% (15/68) of authors who expressed an unfavourable opinion (rate ratio 3.65, 95% CI 2.31 to 5.77).
In another poll, only 40% of respondents in (mainly French-speaking) Quebec, the most anti-war province, held a generally favourable view of the United States, a drop of 20 percentage points compared with nine months ago.Canadians' feelings towards their giant southern neighbour are inevitably complicated and ambivalent.
In 1990 Plaid adopted a more favourable view of the European Union (EU), regarding it as a structure within which a self-governing Wales might function on equal terms with other states.
Traders nonetheless drew comfort from the German court's decision to refer the case to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg, an integrationist institution that was expected to take a more favourable view of the ECB's hallmark policy.
When a particular piece of research is seen to be of high quality this might help reinforce a policy-maker's inclination to use it [ 14, 60], as might a favourable view about the quality of the specific researcher [ 10].
