The phrase "also preferred for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating an additional preference or suitability for something in a specific context.
Example: "This material is durable and also preferred for outdoor use due to its weather resistance."
Alternatives: "also favored for" or "additionally suitable for".
Males with light stubble were considered to be the most attractive, light stubble was also preferred for both short- and long-term relationships.
Moreover, to the extent that such experiences were burdensome to us, we might have also preferred for our own sake that they had not occurred, but that is a more trivial issue.
As a side note to and probably as a byproduct of text consumption, the iPad is also preferred for Internet browsing among UK owners at 38% and gaming at 37% respectively.
It is also preferred for humanitarian demining to prevent mine activation and for diagnostic inspections on cultural heritage and artworks to prevent damages to delicate decorations, paintings, precious materials, and so forth.
A C N ratio of <20 confirms organic waste mineralization which indicates compost maturity; however, a C N ratio of <12 is also preferred for agricultural purpose (Shak et al. 2014).
The method is also preferred for the deposition of oxide films as coatings, for instance, nanostructured electrode in dye-synthesized solar cells and lithium ion battery (Sahay et al. 2012a; Sahay et al. 2012b; Suresh Kumar et al. 2012).
Riparian agricultural environments in eastern Australia are widely used for cattle grazing, but are also preferred habitat for native, soil-disturbing mammals such as the bare-nosed wombat (Vombatus ursinus).
They're also preferred vehicles for emergency funds, since those need to be both safe and liquid.
The peccary and monkey species were also preferred species for consumption.
This that the F plasmid is positioned preferentially in the vicinity of these regions in fast growing cells, as expected given the preferred location of the F plasmid in mid, 1/4 and 3/4 positions in the cell, which are also preferred positions for Ori/ Ter regions during the cell cycle (Gordon et al., 1997; Niki and Hiraga, 1997).
This indicates that the F' plasmid is positioned preferentially in the vicinity of these regions in fast growing cells, as expected given the preferred location of the F plasmid in mid, 1/4, and 3/4 positions in the cell, which are also preferred positions for Ori/ Ter regions during the cell cycle (Gordon et al., 1997; Niki and Hiraga, 1997).
