'preference for which' is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to indicate a preference between two or more options. For example, "We provided three meal choices, but the guests had a preference for which one to pick."
The second model took on different characteristics according to the preference for which it was optimized.
As there was no patient preference for which items should remain in the selection, we will perform the final selection of items for this domain with psychometric methods after a pilot study has taken place.
The mechanics of opening the door eluded the monkeys at first, and in groups that had watched an alpha male the monkeys seemed to have no preference for which side to try first, or even whether to try opening the box at all.
This election is supposed to be about the economy and while I have my own preference for which party's approach will help the most, the truth of the matter is that our country's economic issues have little to do with who is president.
That is, even those individuals who specified prior to the debate a clear preference for which candidate they would like to be prime minister were vulnerable to having their preference modified by the manipulated worm.
Prior to randomization, each participant's preference for which treatment they would like to receive will be recorded.
Nude beaches abound, some self-segregated by sexual preferences, for which the city shows a bored tolerance.
(iv) In the present proof we focus on the set of feasible preferences for which the choice of consumption is independent of the medical disposition.
We show that there exist two Nash implementable social choice correspondences defined on an environment with strict preferences for which the intersection is not Nash implementable.
Our robustness index is a metric of the allowed variation between the actual and estimated preferences for which the set of non-eliminated trial designs (which could be singleton) will not change.
On the contrary, when any of these conditions is violated, there exist preferences for which disclosure is strictly optimal, even if the downstream principal does not pay for the information.
