The phrase "favorable range" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a range or spectrum of something that is considered positive or advantageous. Example: Our company's new marketing strategy has resulted in a significant increase in sales within the favorable range of 15-25%.
An extra gear or two would help keep the naturally aspirated V-12 in its favorable range.
The condition on the magnetosheath side is set in the favorable range for KHI.
The results show that the coupled system can maintain the indoor thermal environmental comfort conditions at a favorable range that complies with ASHRAE standard for thermal comfort.
Therefore, even though an adsorption was performed at a feed in the favorable range of the isotherm, and could be well predicted with type I isotherm, its desorption dynamics should be predicted by using the isotherm model with its consideration of capillary condensation.
Although the full-size mock-up inspection in April 1949 was generally favorable, range again became a concern since the J40s and early model J57s had excessive fuel consumption.
z-scores of all other models were not within the favorable range.
The most favorable pHi range for secretion (as well as for unmasking TDP) is near the lower end of this range, between 6.4 6.8, as is the case when MP is combined with a Cl--free high pH medium or when other non-acidifying nutrients are combined with DMA.
Favorable concentration range of each component in the quaternary solutions at various temperatures was obtained and presented in a tetrahedron diagram.
Given these attributes, we developed a sensitive ECL immunosensor for the detection of cardiac troponin T (cTnT) utilizing Ag@SnO2 NFs as efficient signal probes, which showed outstanding sensitivity with a favorable linear range from 1 fg/mL to 100 pg/mL and relatively low detection limit of 0.11 fg/mL.
The favorable temperature range was from 25°C to 35°C with an optimum at 30°C.
Those polls have found Clinton's favorable rating ranging between 43 percent and 52percentt.
