The phrase "a predilection for doing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong preference or liking for a particular activity or behavior.
Example: "She has a predilection for doing volunteer work in her community."
Alternatives: "a preference for doing" or "an inclination towards doing".
Before Alec Koone released records on Tri Angle and played festivals across the globe, the producer/songwriter now known as Balam Acab was playing open mic nights like any bored high school kid with a predilection for music making tends to do.
Previous observations of left side domination in males as well as a predilection for the middle cranial fossa do imply a common origin of AC fluid between patients.
But then, I do admit a predilection for that category of comedy.
Lucky she didn't express a predilection for Nigel Farage or someone.
Amy Comstock Rick, an attorney and chief executive officer of the Parkinson's Action Network in Washington, D.C., thinks the three judges all seemed well-versed in the issues and that they did not show "a predilection" for either side.
Did he have a predilection for jazz?
Previous transgenics harboring the human CEA gene only, while showing the same pattern of tissue specific expression as in humans [27], [28], did not show a predilection for developing more tumors even when crossed with tumor susceptible mutant mice, such as APCMin/+ mice [29].
Immunoreactivity for all antibodies was cytoplasmic and did not show a predilection for PCs.
Cortex regions such as the centrum ovale, corpus callosum, temporal lobe cortex, and occipital lobe cortex showed a predilection for the development of hypertensive encephalopathy, as did the carotid artery and middle cerebral artery region, which are also closely related to cognition.
Therefore, we do not have an indication that a single serotype has a predilection for the urinary tract.
