The phrase "a rising preference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing tendency or inclination towards something over time.
Example: "In recent years, there has been a rising preference for sustainable products among consumers."
Alternatives: "an increasing preference" or "a growing preference."
This ratio also ranks above 79% of those taken in the past year, underscoring a rising preference for bullish bets.
This ratio ranks in the upper half of its annual range, pointing toward a rising preference for negatively oriented put options.
Data from the ISE and CBOE point toward a rising preference for puts, as the 10-day ISE/CBOE put/call volume ratio of 1.12 rests above all but 10% of readings taken in the past year.
Specifically, the SLX's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) has declined from a near-term peak of 0.94 in early February to its current perch at 0.87, indicating a rising preference for bullishly oriented call options.
For instance, the ISE/CBOE 10-day put/call volume ratio of 0.30 ranks above 92% of all such readings taken during the past year, underscoring a rising preference for bearish bets on the security.
Our rising preference for airpower has corresponded with a declining tolerance for Western deaths and a parallel declining regard for non-Western lives.
Vehicle Subscription Services Are Here To Stay: Thanks to millennials and Gen Zers who are expected to emerge as their biggest customers, and the rising preference for access to, rather than ownership of, a vehicle, subscription services are ready to explode.
Surveys of fund managers, globally, show rising preference for bonds relative to stocks, pushing up bond prices.
In fact the National Association of Home Builders predicts that by 2015, most custom homes will be built with two master bedrooms to accomodate this rising preference.
To increase purchases by consumers and choose appropriate types of roses for urban planning, there is growing interest in understanding differences in residents' rose preferences, the distribution and features of roses, as well as the relations between them.
It also will allow the company to capitalize on rising consumer preference for U.S. manufacturing; nearly two out of three Americans said they would pay more for an American-made product, a Gallup poll found in April.
