"favours towards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to acts of kindness or helpfulness directed toward someone or something. For example, "She received several favours towards her project from her colleagues."
Specifically, there is no evidence that any Caryatid officer showed any fear or favour towards News International.
Having dominated the industry in the 1980s and the 1990s, global macro funds fell out of favour towards the tail of the dotcom boom.
The judge, Mr Justice Saunders, was outstanding – clever, considerate, surprisingly funny, displaying never a flicker of fear or favour towards the ambassadors of the power elite who sat before him in the dock.
After having a huge impact at the start of last season, the teenager fell out of favour towards the end and started just once this campaign prior to his current unbroken run.
Because of higher solubility of Zn(OH 2 as Zincate than ZnO in such condition, the reaction is favoured towards formation of ZnO [11].
Jones made 35 appearances in two years at Wigan, but fell out of favour towards the conclusion of his contract at the DW Stadium and ended last season on loan at Blackburn.
"Natural selection at the genetic level is favoured towards the ability for individuals to cooperate socially and 'altruistically' within groups".
717 741) regarded the city's survival as a sign of divine favour towards his newly instituted iconoclastic policies, and was encouraged to drive them further.
Elizabeth's affection and favour towards him was undiminished, and, importuned by unsolicited advice against a marriage with Lord Robert, she declared the inquest had shown "the matter … to be contrary to which was reported" and to "neither touch his honesty nor her honour".
OMT staff's favour towards abstinence-models has been associated with provision of low dose methadone [ 22, 23].
