The phrase "and is favourable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is advantageous or beneficial in a given context.
Example: "The new policy is well-received by the employees and is favourable for improving workplace morale."
Alternatives: "and is beneficial" or "and is advantageous".
"First, he can sit down; then he's surrounded by windy silence, which airs out the brain and is favourable to meditation; finally, he produces with his legs a fair number of different rhythms, which are so much music to verse and prose".
Despite several attempts with specifically designed planar microcavity samples, significant improvements of this first result were prevented by the excess noise coming from the intrinsic multimode nature of the emission in a planar microcavity, which is characterized by a continuum of polariton modes and is favourable to the coupling with lattice phonons.
For the pure tailings, the microscale consolidation was also possible, which can reduce O2 availability and is favourable for nitrite accumulation.
This area is one of the region's oldest milk producers; it has chalky soil, marked by history and human activity, and is favourable for the raising of goats.
Wherever the British ruled, they erected a light, relatively inexpensive form of government that was not corrupt, was stable, and was favourable to outside investors.
Likewise, authors that were neutral on use of rosiglitazone and were favourable or unfavourable on risk of myocardial infarction were classified as favourable or unfavourable, respectively.
We do think that rotating hinge implants facilitate ROM in severe primary and revision cases and are favourable for all indications of revision TKA.
These selected LGAs have a high cattle population and are favourable for livestock production and have a high population of pastoralists or natives who keep livestock [ 23].
Compared with the major western European countries, such as France and Germany, the UK's price level (apart from alcohol and tobacco) is favourable.
For most Asian countries, a retirement boom is still a long way off, and demography is favourable for economic growth for at least the next 30 years.
Short hedging has a marked seasonal pattern, reaching a peak when commercial stocks are largest and the basis is favourable and then declining as the season advances.
