"economically preferable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the relative benefits and costs of a particular course of action. For example, "Choosing to take public transportation to work is economically preferable than driving your own car."
Our results also show that the partial desalination could be more economically preferable than complete desalination for the brine management.
He needs to determine if it is economically preferable to move production to Mexico, and consider the implications of making changes to CCS's operations strategy.
An OECD study, called Effective Carbon Prices, found that other policies, such as feed-in tariffs, industry regulation and subsidies, are far less economically preferable than carbon pricing.
The test results indicate that system parameters can have an important effect on performance, and that GCHP systems are economically preferable to ACHP systems for the purpose of space cooling.
In HOMER® optimization tool, the total Net Present Cost (NPC) is taken as an economically preferable quantity that is used in an optimization process.
Therefore, the use of raw glycerol is economically preferable, and so the technological utility of glycerol that contains impurities, such as methanol and alkali metals, should be developed.
The satisfactory catalytic activity and stability combined with the simplicity of fabrication make the electrodeposited CoxFe3-xO4 films economically and environmentally preferable compared to Co3O4 as catalysts for the oxygen evolution reaction.
The heterogeneous catalyst can be easily recovered from the reaction mixture, making that the heterogeneous catalyst is economically and environmentally preferable against the homogeneous catalyst [6].
Given the huge investment costs, the price of an EHR system tends to have a major influence on vendor selection, an aspect that is also promoted by the current European tendering regulations that oblige (semi-) public institutions, like many hospitals, to select the lowest bidder, or the bidder that is economically the most preferable [ 45].
"As economists," the letter reads, "we understand that universal, publicly financed health care is not only economically feasible but highly preferable to a fragmented market-based insurance system.
Paul Anastas, director of the Green Chemistry Institute in Washington, DC, said he noticed a recognition that such scientific innovations "can be both economically profitable and environmentally preferable".
