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"favorable view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a favorable opinion or outlook. For example, "We have a favorable view of the new policy and its potential to have a positive impact."
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For instance, 94% of black Democrats had a favourable view of Hillary Clinton, compared to an 88% favourable view of Obama.
Most Mexicans now have a favourable view of their neighbour, according to earlier polls.
"I formed a very favourable view of him," said Mr Berezovsky in his written statement.
Only 31% of Germans have a favourable view of the United States.
In Britain, 48% said they had an unfavourable view of the EU and 44% said they had a favourable view.
A recent Bloomberg poll of investors and financial decision-makers found that 75% held a favourable view of Bernanke's policies.
Presumably the 22 per cent who have a favourable view of him feel more strongly than the 20 per cent who had a favourable view of Miliband, but there is no doubt that Corbyn has hit the ground struggling.
Nearly three-quarters have a generally favourable view of Switzerland, which puts the Swiss ahead of the Dutch.
Three in four of those surveyed, all graduates under 40, have a broadly favourable view of Britain.
Those who take the most favourable view often regard opponents as backward-looking and fearful of change.
Only 45% of Germans, 43% of French, 38% of Spanish and 36% of Russians have a favourable view of America.
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