"market preference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when expressing the preference that the public or a particular group of people has for something, such as products or services. For example, "In our latest survey, we found that customer market preference leaned heavily towards organic produce."
It is unlikely that investors will abandon the home market preference anytime soon.
Table 1 shows their scores based on cost, ease of learning, data handling and graphical capacities, tools advancement, job market preference, and customer service support and community (see Jain (2017) and Data science salary review (2015) for further details).
This process is usually designated as the search for a dominant design (DD), defined by Abernathy and Utterback [7] as the product or technology, in a certain class, that gets the market preference.
Second, the results of a survey among financial CEOs in Italy confirm a market preference for a more consolidated supervisory regime but reveal only weak consistency between the views of the policymakers and those of the market operators.
Date palm growing and production requires good cultivation practices (Watering, fertilization, spraying, sucker pruning and date-fruit thinning, etc).. Reducing the number of fruits per strand is commonly used and fundamental for enhance fruit size, satisfy market preference and avoid humidity damages (Hamza et al. 2015).
Commercial growers aim to produce an apple that is 2.75-3.25 inches in diameter, due to market preference.
But the decision to limit "Avatar," the highest-grossing film of all time, has stirred up criticism of the state's interference with market preferences.
It has also tried to give market preferences to domestic companies that invest in developing their own technology, even if the home-grown technology is initially inferior to foreign technology.
There are three main categories of investment incentives, which can be implemented on local, regional, national, and supranational levels: financial incentives, such as various grants and loans; fiscal incentives, such as tax holidays and reduced tax rates; and other incentives, such as subsidized infrastructure, market preferences, and regulatory concessions.
Furthermore, shorter and more reactive logistics chains may favor a further sophistication in market preferences and consumer choices.
We will see how the roles of the market preferences and premiums and that of the total risk are separated.
