The phrase "again favored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been preferred or supported once more after a previous instance.
Example: "The proposal was again favored by the committee after further discussion."
Alternatives: "once more preferred" or "re-favored".
They battered Iona and clipped Iowa State on Craft's buzzer beater, and they arrived at Staples Center on Thursday for a regional semifinal against Arizona again favored and again doubted and again listed among the potential upsets.
When journalists asked pointedly how a young girl had been found alive after officials called an end to the rescue effort, the ministry again favored emotion over candor, calling the discovery a "miracle".
On one I will be clicking furiously to get updates on South Plaquemines, which is again favored to win a state title and has not surrendered a point in the last eight games.
Because of those four, the Comets are once again favored to capture the championship, a quest that begins today when they tip off the W.N.B.A. season in Houston against the Liberty, the team the Comets defeated for titles No. 1 and No. 3. Chancellor, doing his best Joe Torre imitation, said: "Everyone always asks me if there is a lot of pressure.
This again favored opportunities over dispositions because the causal mechanisms of situation and opportunities were so much shorter and easier to chart.
Throughout the history of life, natural selection has time and again favored individuals that exploit the whole genomes of other species to survive and reproduce (Table 1).
Still, Mr. Shachtman hopes that eventually sourcing will once again favor reporters.
With many states again favoring primaries, Iowa stuck with its caucuses.
The state's many independents may again favor Republican candidates, depending on national events, he said.
The trend again favors individual owners like Mr. McCourt, rather than media conglomerates hungry for games to broadcast.
By 1994 the NYSE, Amex, and NASDAQ had all adopted uniform rules allowing dual class shares, once again favoring insiders over minority shareholders.
