The phrase "favoured topic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a subject that someone prefers or enjoys talking about.
Example: "During the meeting, we spent most of our time discussing her favoured topic: sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "preferred subject" or "favorite theme."
The prime minister usually has no notice of the questions to be asked, although it is widely assumed some of the questions from the government benches are distributed by party officials to facilitate discussion of a favoured topic.
There might be modules in marketing and country house management funded by the employer, for example, with the employee rounding off the degree with a dissertation on a favoured topic.
This was a favoured topic over at Ofcom; and C4, where Hall was also a board member, was especially vocal in trying to get its hands on the cash.
"I believe he is the new Cilla Black," said the show's executive producer, Dan Baldwin, although Laughs – favoured topics: "Girls/Dates/Mates/Banter/Work/Sex/Family" – is advertising his Christmas gigs with the decidedly un-Cilla-like warning that "anything and everything goes… If easily offended please stay away".
But Mr Kapuscinski's first decade of reporting, covering the end of European empires in Africa a topic favoured by the communist propaganda machine seemed to have established him as trustworthy in his masters' eyes.
The design principles that favoured the creation of this corpus are representativeness (size, topic, sources, level of technicality), contemporariness (current, authentic, up-to-date publications) and accessibility (online, free-accessed, computerized texts).
In effect, the Republicans used these topics to put into place economic policies that favoured the wealthy.
As for the best policy for obtaining consent, the majority (86 %) favoured broader consent methods: one consent covering a certain register or a research topic.
Hot winter So Germans can be gourmets too Reprints Related topics Siberia Government and politics Business Jobs and labour Labour unionsThe version favoured by the government makes it harder to organise independent trade unions.
Circumstances favoured Brezhnev.
Circumstances also favoured militarism.
