The phrase "and a very favourable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a positive or advantageous situation, condition, or outcome.
Example: "The negotiations resulted in a successful agreement, and a very favourable outcome for both parties."
Alternatives: "and a highly advantageous" or "and a particularly positive".
Vinorelbine plus trastuzumab is one of the most active treatment regimens for patients with HER 2-positive metastatic breast cancer and demonstrates a very favourable safety profile allowing prolonged treatment with long-term survival.
The present study has shown that breast cancers detected through MSP are usually diagnosed at an early stage and are associated with a very favourable behaviour of the disease and an excellent prognosis, in terms of 5-year event-free survival and Overall Survival.
The question arising from the governor's speech is why the rest of the UK would acquiesce in a very favourable negotiation in favour of Scotland.
Intra-articular (IA) hyaluronan therapy has been used in the treatment of symptoms associated with OA of the knee and other joints with a very favourable safety profile.
"There is less and less willingness to accept products that do not create a very favourable impression and a very good experience".
England's campaign starts in Switzerland on 8 September and Hodgson has been handed a very favourable group that also includes Slovenia, Estonia, Lithuania and San Marino.
Test cricket on the other hand starts at a very favourable 6pm and I can catch the whole days play," writes Harry Lingard. "Anyway that's beside the point.
Secretin has a very favourable safety and tolerability profile causing nausea, flushing or vomiting in only 0.5%% of patients.
On the debit side, he had a very favourable set of economic and political circumstances, and yet failed to secure a majority.
For all of the above-mentioned similarities between horse and man, the horse now appears as a very favourable pre-clinical animal model for cord blood MSC research.
