"language preference" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person's preferred language. For example: "John has made Spanish his language preference since he moved to Mexico."
With regards to language preference, 18 (78.3%) preferred using the local language (Tigrinya) version of the forms to English.
The question on language preference was investigator-derived. Specifically, women were asked if they preferred to speak and read, respectively, in English, Spanish or another language.
So-called diversity marketing -- pursuing customers based on differentiations like race, language preference, sexual orientation and age -- has become a lucrative strategy for mainstream advertisers.
Acculturation, as measured by news language preference, also proved inconsequential to émigré remittance-sending.
Both models control for survey year, gender, marital status, news language preference, relatives in Cuba, and household income.
The panelists will highlight important themes in multicultural marketing such as language preference and cross-cultural advertising.
Within the West, Hispanic communities vary by socio-economic characteristics like education, wealth, language preference, and profession.
In addition, families with a Spanish-language preference and those with an English language preference varied across multiple sociocultural factors.
In language preference, all except two spoke only one language and that was English.
Office staff also document patient language preference and collect contact information.
Language preference was categorized as English, Spanish, Chinese (Cantonese or Mandarin), or other.
