"favorable foundation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a basis of something which provides support for more favorable outcomes. For example, you might say, "By investing in infrastructure, we have laid a favorable foundation for economic growth."
Ethylene yield of 26 g/ gcat h) can be achieved, which provides very favorable foundation for the process intensification and miniaturization of the ethylene production process using bioethanol.
Therefore, this membrane bioreactor has a favorable foundation for industrial application due to its high efficiency and ability to continuously produce acylamide using free resting cells.
Findings from the study highlight a number of notable policies and practices that point to a favorable foundation on which to build and strengthen an education sector to support inclusive education and access for boys and girls with disabilities.
While the amide likely sets a thermodynamically favorable foundation for the three subsequent double bond shifts, sequence alignments do not provide a clear explanation for how PksDH11 and PksDH12 are able to catalyze both dehydration and isomerization without a dedicated EI domain.
Results provide favorable theoretical foundation for further structural optimization, design, and synthesis of novel DNA TopoI inhibitor.
Astoundingly, she even claimed that there has never been "any instance in the history, at least, of NPR where a story has been slanted or, you know, favorable to a foundation funder".
Liechtenstein, a tiny German-speaking principality wedged between Switzerland and Austria, has strict banking secrecy laws and grants favorable treatment to foundations.
And it has laid a good foundation and favorable conditions for further popularization and application of straddle monorail transit system.
This resource provides one foundation for harnessing favorable variation from landraces.
The direct titration and salt displacement approaches that we have used share the theoretical foundation that the favorable entropy from counterion release drives the formation of complexes between proteins and DNA.
"I don't think the political optics are favorable to his coming" to the foundation, said Cullings.
