The phrase "a preference for more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or inclination towards an increased quantity or degree of something.
Example: "In our survey, we found that there is a clear preference for more sustainable practices among consumers."
Alternatives: "an inclination for more" or "a liking for more".
Bright rather than dim conditions were preferred and a preference for more natural light was evident even in cases where this was deemed to be sufficient, while the preference for more daylight was found to be time-dependent suggesting a link with the human circadian rhythm.
But Peru's record suggests a preference for more aggressive tactics.
Countries are not homogenous, he argued, and there are some large ones in Africa and Asia where there will continue to be a preference for more children.
One is disaffection with Brussels, and a preference for more national freedom (whether to be liberal or social) from EU diktats.
He found that perceptions of masculinity altered across the menstrual cycle, with "a preference for more masculine faces when women are fertile".
In their cross-country comparison, the researchers found a correlation between close family ties and a preference for more regulated labor markets.
The following century saw a preference for more-intelligent games based on relatively simple layouts with many, sometimes all, cards exposed from the outset, making them games of perfect or near-perfect information.
Some big international footballers pulling down Peyton Manning and A-Rod numbers balked at Scolari's methods and owners and top football executives showed a preference for a more social style of coaching giving the players more freedom on and off the field.
It's also thought that Prince William, always averse to media spectacle, held a preference for a more low-key wedding.
Some ratings were between scale steps, which may indicate a preference for a more finely grained scale.
Analysis of two alternative finite volume formulations, in respect of accuracy on non-uniform meshes and number of spurious modes, leads to a preference for the more compact cell vertex scheme over the cell centre scheme.
