The phrase "favor it over" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a preference for one option compared to another.
Example: "I tend to favor it over other brands because of its quality."
Alternatives: "prefer it to" or "choose it instead of".
Third, for a career to be considered successful, it may require the chooser to adopt a favorable attitude toward the considerations that favor it over other careers.
It's wrong to favor it over your family, or over your place, or over your animals.
He warned that exaggerated claims for it might lead parents to favor it over proven options like behavioral therapy and medication.
The relocated employer risks competition from a WSDE asking customers to favor it over an employer who had abandoned workers and communities for higher profits.
Much of this work is being conducted by graduate student Megan Hall, in collaboration with Greg Loeb in Entomology (to look at the fruit fly component of the problem), and Wendy McFatden-Smitheat the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, who has made great strides in better defining the disease and conditions that favor it over the past few years.
If teens feel like Snapchat is a consequence-free place to message, whether or not that's true, they might favor it over SMS and other social apps.
– whether Nokia would take on Microsoft's mobile operating system as its primary platform (favoring it over Symbian).
But they are throwing their weight behind the Obama campaign's aggressive push for early voting, an increasingly popular process that the campaign believes favors it over the Romney campaign because of its extensive field operation in several of the states that permit early voting.
He favored it over the Louvre because of an inherited family quarrel... Michel Monet was also doubtless influenced by the fact that the Marmottan had accepted the collection owned by Mme.
Ms. Rodham, who met Dr. King after a speech in Chicago in 1962, had admired his methodical approach to social change, favoring it over what she considered the excessively combative methods of groups like the Student Non-Violent Corrdinating Committee, or S.N.C.C., pronounced snick.
Erlewine called it "excellent" and favored it over the tracks of Survivor (2001), Destiny's Child's previous album.
