The phrase "as most desirable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or describing something that is considered highly sought after or preferred in a particular context.
Example: "In the realm of luxury cars, the new model is regarded as most desirable among enthusiasts."
Alternatives: "considered highly desirable" or "seen as very desirable."
His finding: those with the highest scores on the narcissism scale also tended to be perceived as most desirable by members of the opposite sex.
A political turn was given to Zionism by Theodor Herzl, an Austrian journalist who regarded assimilation as most desirable but, in view of anti-Semitism, impossible to realize.
"Over the history of the plan, no school has emerged as most desirable or least desirable, so no racial group is disadvantaged by not getting into that school," said Saul Yanofsky, a former superintendent who spearheaded efforts to draw up the plan.
Rather, those connections they viewed as most desirable with the primary hub focused on networking.
This contrast is an important finding, illustrating how the public see direct payment distorting the motivations and hence advice from clinicians, and strongly points to a system which is free-at-the-point-of-care as most desirable: money damages trust in health care exchanges.
"I just think that maybe baseball needs to even the field as far as the most desirable TV times, East versus West," he said.
An outcome free of adverse effects was rated as the most desirable, as one would have expected, and the adversity rating of a given effect was strongly correlated with the amount of money a subject would have paid to avoid it.
The (hypothetical) completely normal state was, as expected, rated as the most desirable, and no one was willing to pay to avoid it.
Cities such as New York, London and San Francisco are frequently cited as the most desirable places for recent graduates, offering exciting job prospects and a chance to work for some of the world's biggest companies.
Her son, Mylo (from her previous marriage to Graham, a Unilever exec; she has a 14-year-old daughter, too, Verity), started his GCSEs, her current series began on BBC2 and she's in the throes of filming a new series, this time for Channel 4, which she describes on her website as "defiantly redefining middle age as the most desirable age bracket to be in".
112 113 Nationally based criteria have been described as the most desirable type of criteria, as they do not necessitate adaptation to local guidelines or national formularies before they can be used with confidence.
