"preferential right" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of legal documents to refer to the exclusive right of a entity to have access to something before anyone else. For example: "The company holds a preferential right to purchase the new property before anyone else."
Part-time and/or non-permanent contracted workers should have a preferential right for applying for newly advertised vacancies within the same company.
As part of its lawsuit, the San Diego County Water Authority complains that it is being shortchanged on its "preferential right" to water purchases.
Previously we and others have shown that in normal adults, self-recognition is accompanied by signal changes in a right hemisphere network including the inferior frontal gyrus and inferior parietal lobule [13], [43], [44], consistent with earlier work implicating preferential right hemisphere involvement in self-recognition [46].
In the event of disagreement, CS was given the preferential right of interpretation on account of her direct encounters with the participants.
That they have the preferential right of interpretation, that it is not the deliverer of care, from some holistic picture, who has the preferential right of interpretation, but rather it is the individual physician who has that in all situations, not only in the direct consultation with the patient where you make an assessment, but in all matters (B.P).
But the claims do not grant preferential rights to particular addresses.
Nevertheless, for social or fiscal reasons bankruptcy laws recognize or grant preferential rights to certain categories of claims.
Can it be proved that a payment of €7.9m (£6.5m) for preferential rights on three Santos players or the €9m (£7.4m) for two friendlies were not separate from the transfer?
Co-op Board Terminates Preferential Treatment QDoes my co-op board have the authority to revoke the preferential rights that original shareholders have of being able to sell and sublet their apartments without board approval?
So the taxpayer is also providing the wherewithal to fund participation in the protection scheme by subscribing for £6.5bn in special "B shares", which will have preferential rights to future dividends.
But he said the key attraction was its relationship with the government, which gives it preferential rights for oil and gas drilling in Kazakhstan, a central Asian country with vast energy reserves.
