The phrase "favourably perceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is viewed positively or with approval by others.
Example: "The new policy was favourably perceived by the employees, leading to increased morale."
Alternatives: "positively regarded" or "well-received."
Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for monetary affairs, welcomed the move; leaders of political parties in the European parliament compared Draghi's decisiveness favourably with the perceived fecklessness and hesitation of eurozone political leaders.
Klofstad has worked on several studies looking at how vocal perceptions influence decision-making and has found that lower pitches are perceived favourably for both men and women in terms of strength, dominance and electability.
The Expediency Council bulletin reflects a growing sense in Iran that its role in Iraq is being perceived more favourably.
Misuse case maps were also perceived more favourably overall than the alternative treatment, and participants reported using misuse case maps more when solving their tasks.
"We have found that when terrorism is in the news, male, Republican, incumbent leaders are perceived more favourably, both with respect to leadership qualities, as well as approval ratings," she told VICE.
Additionally, these subjects showed high social desirable responding (BIDR) traits, a measure that included both the intentional tendency of distorting one's own self by imaging to be perceived more favourably by others (Impression Management) and the unintentional tendency to portray oneself in a positive light (Self-Deception).
They are perceived rather favourably and are not considered harmful to the residents' interests (78%).
As a consequence, positive results regarding the collaboration process might be overrepresented by the steering committee members in order to be perceived more favourably for future funding [ 10].
In particular, the dependency of the partnerships on funding could have resulted in more positive reporting by the steering group members in order to be perceived more favourably for future funding.
