"favorable information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe information that is positive or beneficial. Here is an example: "The company's recent financial report included some favorable information, such as increased profits and a growing customer base."
For decades, he suppressed favorable information about Sophia and exaggerated his own role in Tolstoy's life".
However, they are able to eliminate the differences in callback rates by including letters of reference that contain favorable information about the personality of the applicant.
Target micromotion and micro-doppler are attracting an increasingly great interest from the synthetic aperture radar (SAR) community since they can provide additional and favorable information for understanding SAR images.
The central idea is that firm insiders must retain an appropriate share of firm risk, either to align their incentives with those of outside investors (moral hazard) or to signal favorable information about the quality of the firm's assets.
Favorable information produced little movement in aggregate preferences.
Apart from two month-long trips across the country where he met a few hundred people, Davis stayed in Richmond where few people saw him; newspapers had limited circulation, and most Confederates had little favorable information about him.
Similarly, the decision to remain an entrepreneur is predicated on more favorable updated information on the magnitude of λ.
It visualizes firms as nodes and the links connecting them as call options that give each pair of interlinked firms the right, but not the obligation, to sink additional resources into a project at some future date conditional on favorable technical/market information.
Firstly, derivatives were added to prevent unrealistic boundary jumps caused perhaps by just slightly more favorable intensity information.
Outside the courthouse, Daniel Petrocelli, another lawyer for Mr. Skilling, criticized the prosecution for what he said was a failure to account for information favorable to his client.
The Justice Department should adopt an open-file policy, requiring prosecutors to make available well before trial all information favorable to the defense.
