The phrase "a preference towards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's inclination or liking for something in a particular direction or context.
Example: "She has a preference towards organic foods over processed ones."
Alternatives: "a preference for" or "an inclination towards".
This result suggests a preference towards the video that includes the most preferred TMO, even if it has not been used for the whole frame.
This result indicates a preference towards the video that have been tone mapped with the preferred TMO even if this is not on the entire frame.
"I have a preference towards certain things and I sometimes don't give other foods a fair chance.
There seems to be a preference towards tweaks to the current system rather than a radically new way of assessing research.
If you have an eating disorder, and have a preference towards either catered or self-catered halls of residence, it's worth raising this as soon as possible.
We consider that some of our performance and behavioral measures might portray a preference towards some of those modalities.
The 'AcTesA exhibited a substrate preference towards the C8-C16 acyl groups, with C14 0, C16:1, C12 0 and C8 0 FFAs being the top four components.
However cross validation does not have a strong preference towards a specific method and it may give us a rough idea on prediction accuracies of methods.
EBSD results showed a strong preference towards a 〈1 0 1〉 texture in the processed material with some preference also towards a 〈1 1 1〉 texture.
Indians' penchant for male dogs is partly a result of a societal preference towards all things male, breeders here say.
There was a slight preference towards retaining a foundation of phenomena, particularly if hazard information could also be incorporated.
