The phrase "a move favoured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision or action that is preferred or supported by someone or a group.
Example: "In the latest strategy meeting, the team agreed that a move favoured by the majority would be to expand our marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "a preferred action" or "a supported decision".
Here, then, is Thompson spouting his trademark weirdness, his vocals a little more processed than you remember; here are a number of passages where chugging rhythm guitars are overlaid with a three-note mosquito lead guitar line, a signature move favoured by the Pixies and much copied in indie rock.
A new ball is more helpful to fast bowling, so this move favoured the team with the better pace attack, in this case Australia.
Although he was in pain, team manager Benny Foster forced him to race in the quarterfinal against New Zealand's Warwick Dalton as a strategic move favouring Simpson's teammate Sheil (who won the gold medal).
SLR-JC was also keen to see a move in favour of a better recognition of nonresearch activities in career advancement.
And frankly, aside from a huge push for increased nuclear power (a move that I favour) no one else has any reasonable ideas either.
The bill also works to loosen campaign finance regulations by increasing the limit on individual campaign donations and removing the cap on fundraising from previous donors altogether, a move which also favours Conservatives, who have an existing corporate donor base and fundraising structure in place. .
The former fits with the Guardian's own style guide, which has long favoured a move away from uppercase.
Such a move appeared to be favoured by Bank of England governor Mervyn King this week but Turner argued that such a separation was not practical.
Florent Malouda yesterday became the latest Chelsea player to signal that he is dissatisfied with life under Andre Villas-Boas when he announced that he favoured a move this January to Paris St-Germain, having been given little playing time this season.
It said it favoured a move by Nesta, a charity backed by the National Lottery, to set up a fund to encourage the creation of a price comparison service for small businesses.
