The phrase "as a personal preference" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a choice or opinion is based on individual likes or dislikes rather than objective criteria.
Example: "I prefer tea over coffee, as a personal preference."
Alternatives: "from my standpoint" or "in my opinion."
As a personal preference, it's something I'd like to see push forward".
As a personal preference, the wily, diminutive, brave Wilfried van Moer was the most memorable of them all.
I don't want to sound condescending, but as a personal preference I don't listen to pop that much.
There's no glaringly obvious reason why American decathlete Ashton Eaton would get his musical kicks from emo rock from Southend-on-Sea, but he has mentioned Itch by Nothing But Thieves as a personal preference.
Ryan said when the prime minister recently flagged that as a personal preference, he also pointed to constitutional difficulties associated with limiting the scope of groups to participate in the political process: "That needs to be taken into account".
As a personal preference, I'd rather have a button to tap to more quickly rotate keyboards.
For patients intolerant to one or more oral glucose-lowering agents and who do not achieve glycemic control with oral monotherapy, as well as those with a personal preference, earlier initiation of insulin is indicated.
For Ms. Fey the focus on maternity seems to be a personal preference as much as a bow to the spirit of the age.
But if it is art, then I think there shouldn't be any limitations as it is a personal preference if you like a picture or not.
"I guess I'm not much of a party person, but I'm not sure whether that comes down to the experience I have as a disabled person, or just a personal preference.
The hemline can be changed or left as it is; this is a personal preference.
