"similar preference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe when someone shares the same opinion or preference as another person. For example, "I noticed you and your friend have a similar preference for dark chocolate."
Older females show a similar preference, with the addition of preferring males with whom they have had long and friendly prior relationships.
In his own studies on barn swallows, Dr. Moller found that females preferred males with elongated tails but males did not show a similar preference for long-tailed females.
A similar preference for originality in the car market was evident at the Bonhams & Brooks auction.
Studies have not detected a similar preference for males among Japanese-Americans.
When Priscilla, Presley's new bride, arrived at Graceland three years later, she promoted her to cook, saying they had a similar preference for homestyle beef and vegetable dishes.
"Monitoring and evaluation" of spending are "more important", he says.The agreement with the IMF to allow extra infrastructure investment of about $3 billion over three years reflects a similar preference for upgrading over downsizing.
Even if he can no longer play at the level of a star, at 43 years young he would at least have served as a cautionary tale for Iman Shumpert, a young player with a similar preference for acrobatic dunks and stylish hair.
Control subjects did not display similar preference segmentation.
The CBOE has reported a similar preference for calls.
That these other cellulases do not show similar preference to dislocations cannot be readily explained.
hMSCs and hDPCs from the three different donors exhibited a similar preference for cell behaviors.
