'perceived favorably' is a perfectly grammatically correct phrase that could be used in written English.
You could use the phrase to indicate that people or society generally view something in a positive way. Example: The new policy has been widely perceived favorably by the public.
Yet, the resignation of implicated board members may be perceived favorably by interested regulators.
Mr. McGreevey, by comparison, was perceived favorably by 19percentt and unfavorably by 9percentthethe poll found.
He thought more purely social effects were involved, too: "People want to be perceived favorably by other group members".
Other Mormon politicians did not fare as well, though, perhaps because they are perceived as too liberal or because they are not as well known: Jon M. Huntsman Jr., the former governor of Utah who is also seeking the Republican nomination, was perceived favorably by half of Mormons in the poll who are registered voters.
Our experience with this elective in comparison to a traditional inpatient-based elective suggests that the combined elective format is perceived favorably by medical residents and provides them with a better educational experience, more representative exposure to nephrology, positive mentoring experiences, and the potential for greater interest in pursuing nephrology as a career.
His discussions with Randolph were perceived favorably by the latter, who also came to believe that Dudley's election loss meant he would make a good crown servant.
Research demonstrates that when your accomplishments are promoted by a third party, even if that person is a friend or agent known to be biased in your favor, you're perceived more favorably.
While all three target persons were not perceived particularly favorably by participants, the narcissist was consistently perceived more favorably than the Machiavellian and the psychopath who were perceived quite similarly to each other.
This study aims to discover if "turfed" patients (TPs) experience their hospitalizations differently from patients whose admissions are perceived more favorably by their physicians.
It was hypothesized that she would be perceived more favorably when she was smoking to control her weight, compared to a non-weight related excuse during a failed quit attempt.
"You'll be perceived more favorably and positively".
