The phrase "a more favourable option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing choices or alternatives, indicating that one choice is better than another.
Example: "After considering all the alternatives, we believe that a more favourable option would be to invest in renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "a better choice" or "a more advantageous option".
Still hoping that the Belgium international could become a top player, a loan move to Atletico Madrid would appear to be a more favourable option but De Bruyne is said to be against another temporary deal.
Therefore, direct in vivo approaches like imaging techniques using microscopy-based binding assay can be exploited for high temporal resolution measurements of components kinetics and may be a more favourable option [ 105].
Improving cognitive function, life expectancy and overall health and well-being through diet and lifestyle modifications, may be a more favourable option for the elderly than using more stringent pharmacological alternatives.
The opinion that the potential to do significant harm has come out loud and clear in all responses: some medications are more likely to cause harm than others and therefore evident that some are a more favourable option than others, so despite no definite consensus the appearance of higher risk and lower risk medications has become apparent.
Osmotic adjusting to this stress by de novo synthesis of compatible solutes would come at a huge metabolic cost [ 69], and Na+ uptake into the leaf was an energetically more favourable option (on a provision it is effectively sequestered in the vacuole).
Other Australian commentators had a more favourable opinion.
For cervical cancer, for instance, screening and treatment were considered by some to be more favourable options on a cost-effectiveness basis.
But Porto or Monaco would be more favourable options.
This allowed single Parties to select more favourable options to consider "national circumstances".
We consider that the twofold higher neonatal hypoglycaemia and more than twofold higher macrosomia in women treated with glibenclamide are unacceptable; if an alternative to insulin is required, metformin with a more favourable short term profile would be a better option.
A reduction in diagnostic interval could contribute towards lower mortality through a more favourable stage distribution and better treatment options.
