The phrase 'favourable moment' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a time or moment that is seen as being positive or advantageous. For example, "This is the most favourable moment to take advantage of this opportunity."
Occupying the foothills surrounding the bay, Miltiades waited for a favourable moment to attack.
Nikitchuk said he hoped that the current political climate makes for a more favourable moment and that prosecutors would launch the investigation this time.
After Napoleon's disastrous Russian campaign, Hardenberg preserved the appearance of the alliance but increased armaments and watched for the favourable moment for liberation.
The KPJ, led by Josip Broz Tito, prepared to rise to arms at a favourable moment.
If there was ever a chance of reuniting the eastern and western churches, and coming to reconciliation with the Pope permanently, this was probably the most favourable moment.
The design of the heat exchanger could be modified to give these favourable moments which would minimize the degradation effects of the maldistribution.
He stopped well short of threatening to bring down the government in a confidence vote on Wednesday because that would force a general election "at a moment favourable to the left".
Speaking at a news conference Kim Soo-hyun said : "The weather conditions are not favourable at the moment".
This design option could provide a further means to achieve a favourable performance of a composite moment-resisting frame, in addition to the benefit of cost reduction.
Our study also demonstrates that low dipole moment solvents are more favourable in transistors for photo-detection applications.
Summarising these sub-dimensions of parental involvement as cultural capital, Keskiner pays particular attention to the mechanisms through which cultural capital by Turkish parents facilitates advancement and favourable conditions in the first selection moment in the two different contexts.
