The phrase "always be preferred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or recommendations, indicating that something is consistently favored over alternatives.
Example: "In our company, remote work options will always be preferred for employees seeking better work-life balance."
Alternatives: "should always be favored" or "are consistently preferred".
The study demonstrates that the actual conditions should almost always be preferred.
As a result, the Fisher matrix approach may not always be preferred in obtaining the desired confidence bounds.
Experience gained via volunteering, internships and work placements will always be preferred over a degree from a prestigious university.
A reduction in risk that is price-equivalent to an increase in investor protection will thus always be preferred by the controlling shareholder, while outside shareholders are indifferent (after all, that is exactly what price equivalency implies in complete markets).
Therefore, detailed information of the examined plants should always be preferred, whenever available.
For instance, an official music video will always be preferred to a mobile phone recording.
Where the Germanic tendency is more pronounced, hops have always been preferred.
Sons have always been preferred, and baby girls are often aborted before birth — in my aunt's generation, they were sold or sometimes killed.
Fresh milk and cream have always been preferred by American consumers, she said, with the shelf-stable products seen as inferior, if useful, substitutes.
The use of the highest available resolution has always been preferred and many efforts have been made to maximize the information content of data and thus improve its predictive power and reduce the costs of maintenance of hydrometric sensor networks.
In an online petition set up by the campaign group SaveCrestAC, parents said that single-sex education had "always been preferred" and added that "we have the right to exercise choice for our children".
