"favorably known" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe someone or something that is well-regarded or has a positive reputation. Example: The new restaurant was favorably known for its delicious food and excellent service.
If the town is in the North, Ellington can occasionally get into a hotel, since his name is well and favorably known, but the other members of the band have to scurry around the Negro section of the town, if there is one, and make their own arrangements for lodgings.
A neighbor described him as, "Quiet, unobtrusive, polite and decidedly intelligent, he was soon very well and favorably known to all classes of our citizens, for his personal appearance and gentlemanly manners attracted everybody's attention to him".
Resulting estimates compare favorably with known MDR TB values.
Theoretical analysis and mathematical modeling proves that the device sensitivity compares favorably with current known designs.
These changes were associated with amniotic fluid concentrations of TB that compare favorably with concentrations known to be active in both in vitro systems and in fish.
The proposed algorithm naturally incorporates rate constraints and the complexity of the algorithm compares favorably to a known resource allocation algorithm, where a multiuser extension is made to incorporate the rate constraints.
"Like it or not, he has inherited the mantle of chief executive of a company known most favorably for its editorial values," Mr. Jinks said.
Instead, Ms. Warren spoke favorably about what is known as a principle-based approach to regulation that starts with broadly agreed-upon concepts like "fair treatment for consumers".
Carbon dioxide (CO2 -pneumoperitoneum is known to favorably modify the systemiCO2 -pneumoperitoneumisg laparoscopic surgery.
Simulation results show that the MPC controller is compared favorably to the well known parallel two-PID control scheme.
Quality of partition obtained using the developed algorithm compares favorably with a well known multi-level graph partitioning approach – METIS.
