The phrase "favourable aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the positive aspects or advantages of a particular situation. For example: "We discussed the project's favourable aspects, such as its potential for financial return and its convenience for both parties."
One hundred percent of the representative members answered that they do know about the existence of CUDI, which was a favourable aspect for network development.
A favourable aspect of this technique is that complications (in these cases, lens opacities, reversible hypotony, hyphema and bleb encapsulation) occur infrequently [16 18].
Another favourable aspect of aquatic animals, including certain species of shellfish, compared with land animals is that they have a higher percentage of edible flesh.
The less-favourable aspect of the cocktail party effect is that such background noises mask dialogue, making it difficult for persons with sensorineural impairment, such as many elderly individuals, to follow a conversation.
This strategy means that a second brood in July would also have a favourable lunar aspect.
"The draft law has ruffled feathers among an Egyptian press which often now marches in lockstep with the government, giving favourable coverage to aspects of a sweeping crackdown that has seen tens of thousands of people -- including journalists -- arrested over a two-year period," Loveluck wrote.
In addition, the age and sex group distributions were approximately equal which is favourable when gender aspects are in focus.
This limitation emphasises that one must be cautious about finding any causal link between a lack of confidence in the NHS and a favourable opinion of certain aspects of health care in France.
The main result of our work was to show that a favourable opinion on certain aspects of general practice care in France was independently and positively associated with the lack of confidence (not very/not at all) in the NHS.
