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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a favourite for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate someone or something that is preferred or likely to win in a competition or selection process.
Example: "The team has been performing exceptionally well this season, making them a favourite for the championship title."
Alternatives: "a contender for" or "a strong candidate for".
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The ground is a favourite for both of them.
Its small size, though, makes it a favourite for takeover.The revolution, then, is yet to come.
What's your favourite film soundtrack A favourite for both of us is Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom.
The Australians organised the treat, the Sydney Morning Herald reported, which is a favourite for Indonesians.
But he is also widely touted as a favourite for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016.
Straddling the border of northern Italy, this is a favourite for watersports enthusiasts.
It's a sad demise for a meme that was once a favourite for so many.
Enter the 30-minute city – a favourite for both sides of politics.
Among the people considered a favourite for Coleman's replacement is EastEnders actress Rakhee Thakrar.
Top left - a favourite for Channel 4. Top right - in the running for both!
Trilye in the smart Gaziosmanpasa district is a favourite for fishy fine dining.
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