The phrase "and unfavourable perceptions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing negative views or opinions that people may have about a particular subject, group, or situation.
Example: "The study revealed a correlation between social media usage and unfavourable perceptions of mental health."
Alternatives: "negative views of" or "adverse opinions about".
Besides the possible influence of cultural beliefs and unfavourable perception of hospital care, it was also unclear why maternal education had a significant impact on knowledge and accurate recognition of NNJ but not on recourse to self-treatment or planned future hospital visit for a jaundiced infant.
The organizers said that they reaffirmed Baptist values and would seek solutions to problems such as poverty and racism; they also hoped to counter unfavourable perceptions of Baptists.
The specific request for critical comments from a non-expert interviewer may have artificially induced unfavourable perceptions of the self-assessment quizzes and tailored feedback.
Therefore, one's prior information together with an environment with thick information pertaining to entrepreneurship provide the base necessary for forming favourable or unfavourable perception of entrepreneurial ability.
Indeed, unfavourable perceptions about vaccinating women who are not sexually active are not uncommon in Hong Kong [ 42], and the participants' worries about the possibility of their daughters engaging in premarital sex after being vaccinated were notable.
Underlying the unfavourable perceptions were disruptions in funding, project implementers' failure to follow-up on promised incentives, and private providers lost interest.
Unfavourable neighbourhood perceptions of low socioeconomic groups partly reflected their actual less aesthetic and less safe neighbourhoods, and partly their perceptions of low social neighbourhood cohesion and adverse psychosocial circumstances.
Another collaborator, Maurice Wilkins, objected that the book presents "a distorted and unfavourable image of scientists".
The favourable and unfavourable days of the month (i.e. of the moon) are enumerated in lines 769 ff.
