The phrase "favourable location" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place that has advantages for a certain activity. For example: "The company chose the small village because of its favourable location and easy access to transportation."
As well as the favourable location, in Guinea Bissau the cocaine gangs have found a country where the rule of law barely exists.
Delaware's prosperity depends in large part on its favourable location: 4 of the 10 largest cities in the United States lie within 150 miles (240 km) of Delaware.
A decade later, the government and most inhabitants moved to a more favourable location on the nearby peninsula formed by the Ashley and Cooper rivers, the site of Charleston today.
Tenreyro said she was optimistic about the long term because good institutions, a favourable location, top-class research and good human capital meant firms in the UK were well placed to be at the technological frontier.
Peri-urban areas may thus be a favourable location for professional and specialised horticultural farms, as well as multifunctional and de-specialised ones, if their assets are properly protected against farmland subtraction.
A pilot of the proposed design is being commissioned at a favourable location in India and analysis of the data obtained will form the basis of future development of solar system design for constrained urban spaces.
The prospecting, which may be done from ground surface, ship, or aircraft, provides an important first step in exploring buried geologic structures and may, for example, help identify favourable locations for oil, natural gas, and economic mineral deposits.
By placing the new sensor nodes on the most favourable locations, this method is able to select the network topology in view of mitigating the quality of service provided by the network.
Here, we test if the combination of logistic multivariate regression with Markov chains, however, allows for spatially distributed transitions probabilities based on abiotic factors and therefore, it is able to reproduce the preferential colonization of the most favourable locations.
Consequently the identification of the redox boundary within F2 folds elsewhere in the Curnamona Province – particularly when located proximal to F3 fold hinges, which place the mineralised zones into structurally favourable locations – provide good targets for future mineral exploration.
In power generation, for instance, the biggest single source of carbon, the cost of wind and solar power has fallen sharply over the past couple of decades to the point where, in favourable locations, wind power can compete, in price terms, with more conventional forms of energy.
