The phrase "always preferred for the" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing preferences or recommendations, but it requires additional context to be grammatically complete.
Example: "This option is always preferred for the best results in our experiments."
Alternatives: "consistently favored for the" or "typically chosen for the".
For example, in the robot navigation problem, it is always preferred to find out that an initially unknown location is traversable rather than not, in the plane scheduling problem, it is always preferred for the weather to remain a good flying weather, and in route-finding problem, it is always preferred for the road of interest to be clear of traffic.
Irons brings the sort of stature and seriousness Warner has always preferred for the role, and continues the tradition of filing the modern DC films with a supporting cast of high-caliber, well-known dramatic stars.
I would always prefer for the free market to find ways of addressing public policy challenges than to have government come in and try to address it.
He rarely ventured beyond his small circle of friends, and his girlfriend complained about his reclusiveness -- he always preferred for them to sit home.
Although a very short piece of the standard barcodes ("mini-barcode") of only 130 bp demonstrated reliable taxonomic resolution for a number of animal groups [ 43], longer sequences are always preferred for improved identification power.
Babbage has always preferred the Maksutov for observing the planets, and the Schmidt for deep-space objects or for astrophotography.
Simrad, who labeled the game as updated version of Crane's previous work Pitfall!, was not as impressed by the graphics, claiming that the programmer always preferred to use the available memory for the size of the maze.
We focus here on the problem of computing the possible and necessary winners, that is, those candidates which can be, or always are, the most preferred for the agents.
Upon their arrival at Auschwitz, more than five hundred were selected for death; the others, ninety-six men and twenty-nine womenteredered the Lager (Levi always preferred the German word for prison).
The enhanced file is always preferred over the 32 kbps MP3 file for all signals.
Inherent Vice is released nationwide on 30 January Hard Eight (1996) Anderson always preferred the original title, Sydney, for his first feature, a neo-noir thriller starring Philip Baker Hall as an ageing gambler who becomes a mentor to a young man who has lost everything (John C Reilly).
