The phrase "are always preferred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or options that are favored or recommended in a particular context.
Example: "In this study, organic ingredients are always preferred for their health benefits."
Alternatives: "are generally favored" or "are typically chosen".
Preferences are monotone if larger bundles are always preferred to smaller bundles of the same goods, i.e. if A=⟨a1,…,an⟩ is preference ranked and there is a bundle B=⟨b1,…,bn⟩ such that for at least one i: ai>bi and for all other j: aj≥bj, then A≻B.
The locals, who were on our side — or whose side we had been on in the war to remove Muammar Qaddafi from power: Although U.S. Government security forces are always preferred, the C.I.A. and State determined that local militias would provide the so-called "least bad option" in post-revolutionary Libya.
Microelectronic mechanical (MEM) beam resonators with high quality factors are always preferred in practical applications.
All of them are always preferred compared to the initial situation of all independent firms.
Numerous variables are always preferred in an experimental program so as to develop a more generalized empirical model which can be applicable in most of the conditions.
Compensation designs are always preferred as reported by numerous literatures, which can be simply constructed with high accuracy by mirroring two identical flexure modules.
In sports, potential is always preferred to experience.
The second was that current output is always preferred to future output.
The heroic "eternal second" Raymond Poulidor was always preferred to his more clinical rival, Jacques Anquetil.
David Chase, for example, describes having to "sit through these moronic meetings, in which every timid, weak, vapid idea was always preferred to anything revolutionary or new".
The novelist says he's always preferred "solutions, not salvations", confirmation that for all his teenage infatuation with Jesus, he never did become a Christian.
