"socially favored" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that is considered acceptable or desirable in society. Example: Being physically fit is socially favored, as it promotes good health and can lead to social acceptance.
Furthermore, these individuals are among the socially less favored, and the imprisonment of some family member aggravates their privation even further, so that they need to struggle every day to deal with debt, poverty, loneliness, ostracism, stigma and lack of housing [ 41].
All this because Varun Agarwal, who is now 25, wanted to become an entrepreneur when he finished college, shunning the socially accepted career route favored by the sons and daughters of his parents' friends.
At that time, the Manhattan version of Republicanism involved being socially liberal and favoring government spending only on responsible programs such as anything that might benefit New York City.
I think an ethical alternative is sorely needed in the US marketplace, and I can imagine it becoming very popular with the millennial crowd--who often favors socially responsible ventures but wouldn't be caught dead without their smartphones.
Successful commercially and socially in England, he gradually became uncomfortable because the English favored the South in the Civil War.
"Natural selection at the genetic level is favored toward the ability for individuals to cooperate socially and 'altruistically' within groups".
You have socially moderate Republicans who favor abortion rights and, to varying degrees, gay rights (if not gay marriage itself), in a state whose traditional strains still run deep.
Tax codes favor the socially connected, as do the government expenditures.
Based on the aforementioned theoretical framework about emotional and experiential learning, we assumed that if the VP learning material would be perceived as emotionally and socially engaging, this would favor a lasting knowledge retention effect.
