The phrase "indeed preferable" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to emphasize a decision or choice that is clearly the best or most advantageous option. Example: "While the remote location of the house may be inconvenient, the breathtaking views and peaceful surroundings make it indeed preferable for those seeking a tranquil lifestyle."
We didn't love Fairmont, but not because the woman at the front desk was flummoxed when I explained to her that, no, a king bed was indeed preferable to two doubles.
But Trump, whose platform is based on the premise that his business acumen is a fine — indeed, preferable — substitute for political experience, is making a big mistake.
American culture, having had its higher ambitions whittled down most notably during those years to appeal to the supposed tastes of the profligate and thick browed herd doesn't extol symphonies but Sim phonies, perpetuating messages which teach us that it's okay, indeed preferable, to be downright mediocre.
And, if I am hearing correctly that neo-reformed folks are understanding "post-Christendom" as a regrettable condition of an American culture that has rejected Christian values, and that returning Christendom is indeed preferable if not imperative (a call to resurgence!), then this may indeed be the ana-anabaptism.
It remains unclear if the current model of quarterly testing in high-income countries is sustainable or indeed preferable.
Nevertheless, a more conservative approach based on myomectomy or computed tomography-guided drainage of pyomyoma is now feasible [ 19], and indeed preferable in pre-menopausal women, in order to preserve their fertility.
The use of rotation-translation invariant representations is indeed highly preferable if we want to exploit biological motion data in skill transfer applications.
The authors reported that it is indeed a preferable alternative especially for patients who had undergone multiple operations as it is a temporary approach that requires minimal invasion and also carries the advantage of filling the periorbital holes.
A daunting prospect indeed, yet surely preferable to the pressures that Weitz experienced on his previous fantasy flick, The Golden Compass, a botched adaptation of Philip Pullman's Dark Materials bestseller that was "completely recut" by the studio, who had clearly misjudged and misread the source material.
Indeed, it seems preferable to maintain desirable current states (such as old-growth stands) rather than lose them, even if they could be restored later (albeit after a long delay).
Indeed it is preferable to first pass any endoscope, even if pediatric sized, under direct vision into the efferent limb.
