"preferential conditions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to any type of advantages that one party may have over another. For example, "The business offered preferential conditions to its preferred customers, such as discounted prices."
What key trading partners such as the US, China, India and Canada will be wanting from the UK is preferential conditions on services and on regulatory areas.
The publication of the letter was nonetheless significant because it underscored the unrelenting campaign by the Russian president to take large holdings away from the oligarchs who took them over under preferential conditions during the last decade, and wielded them on the Kremlin's behalf, but now have taken a more critical line toward Mr. Putin and his policies.
This result suggests that the variation of shell outline in spiriferids could provide a variety of preferential conditions for ambient flow and that the flow intensity could be adjusted by sulcus development to generate a robust passive feeding flow along the spiral feeding organs.
Since Customer Perception is the only measure of a successful customer preferences analysis (Seyal, 2011), it would be worthwhile for this study to explore the possibility of these preferential conditions and how the emergence of the QAB's can validate or refute these theories (Gosh, 2014).
The evidence gathered on shallow water areas covered by fine-grained sediments (seafloor type A) imply that these regions might be affected by some kind of specific local circulation pattern, generating preferential conditions for a good preservation of the fine-grained deposits in specific, slightly lowered areas.
Thus, it seems that no marker was afforded preferential conditions by the classification.
It was possible to verify as well, that pH 4.8 was the preferential condition for the enzymatic ability, repeating the same profile showed by the positive control.
Asked about those recent reports Bing is offering the likes of Times proprietor News Corp payments for preferential crawling conditions, MSN UK executive producer Peter Bale wouldn't elaborate beyond last week's Microsoft statements from online services VP Satya Nadella and online audience VP Yusuf Mehdi..
The challenge is to increase knowledge of the ecology, behavior and management of Amazon species, in addition to the preferential topoclimatic conditions necessary for plantation.
The observation on microstructural evolution of the TiO2 films by transmission electron microscopy revealed the coexistence of rutile and anatase TiO2 phases in the initial stage under the preferential growth conditions for the anatase TiO2; the observations further revealed that the anatase phase gradually dominated the crystal structure with increasing film thickness.
Japanese health policy now provides various preferential treatment conditions to patients with any of a number of neuromuscular diseases, including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), multiple system atrophy (MSA), spinocerebellar degeneration (SCD), and Parkinson's disease (PD), under the framework of "incurable diseases".
