The phrase "promote preference" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of encouraging or advocating for a particular choice or option to be favored over others. Example: The company's marketing campaign aims to promote preference for their new product among consumers.
Advance directives (AD) may promote preference-concordant care yet are absent in many patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease COPDD).
Understanding these existing patterns of communication is essential to identify the approaches that promote preference-concordant treatment decisions and enhance quality of life.
He promoted preference for Jamaican commercials and content on radio and, in 1990, he launched the Ocho Rios jazz festival, scanning the diaspora to bring home emigrants, such as the trumpeter Dizzy Reece.
Additional file 1: Nature experience promotes preference for and willingness to coexist with wild animals among urban and suburban residents in Malaysia.
Key benefits of the programme included enhancing communication, changing the care culture, promoting preference-based care and avoiding crisis decision making.
In our previous before and after investigation of the advanced dementia video conducted in healthy middle aged participants, the video promoted preferences for comfort care, but it was not a randomised trial, was conducted with a younger healthy cohort, and did not follow the stability of preferences over time.
"Both Coca-Cola and Pepsi spend over a billion dollars each year to promote brand preference for soft drinks.
Three days later, however, the same court ruled that a publicly-owned 20,000-lb stone sculpture of Quetzalcoatl, the "Plumed Serpent" revered by Aztecs, which sits in a city park in San Jose, did not promote religious preference because the court's panel of judges could not find any living worshippers of Quetzalcoatl.
An important observed issue is that subextensive entropies, e.g., q values near to 2.5, promote this preference in the presented inference method.
Thus, the distribution and relative abundance of these bear species is shaped by divergent niches that promote distinct preferences.
The high demand of this type of technology may be linked to the capacity of the health services themselves to promote such preferences but also to the way this procedure can make women feel reassured about the baby's health.
