The phrase "to skip in favour of" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used when choosing one option over another. For example, "Although it was tempting to take the train, I chose to skip in favour of taking a bus instead."
As may be expected, food in the hotel's restaurants is worth skipping in favour of heading out into the streets and experiencing the local izakayas.
The same applies to the Department of Homeland Security, to the FBI, and to other parts of the national intelligence community.It seems that Mr Feldstein is of the mind that the New-Deal phase of the Depression should mostly be skipped in favour of the second-world-war portion.
Soon, art lovers may decide to skip Paris, Rome and New York in favour of Abu Dhabi.
Try to skip in the center of the trampoline.
Jackie Lockhart, controversially overlooked for the role of skip in favour of Martin under the new selection system, was dropped for Debbie Knox, the only other member of the triumphant team in 2002 here, yet it made no difference as Britain slipped to an embarrassing 10-5 defeat having conceded the last end.
Colombo is in the underappreciated Rio Antigo, the city's most historic corridor that most tourists skip in favour of the beaches of the Zona Sul (south zone).
He chose to skip the premiere in favour of visiting a Syrian refugee camp instead.
The Daily Mail fumes at the decision by Tony Blair and the archbishop, Rowan Williams, to skip the wedding in favour of the funeral.
In December, he endorsed Howard Dean; but Mr Dean eventually chose to skip the state in favour of Wisconsin, which votes next week, and received less than 5% of the vote.John Kerry neglected Tennessee, coming to the state only during the closing stages.
I skip both in favour of The Congress, a wild and woolly sci-fi drama from Israeli animator Ari Folman, and Fruitvale Station, a true-crime tale that played well at Sundance.
He skipped university in favour of his uncle's "collection of misfits" in Zennor, near St Ives in Cornwall - another Lawrence haunt.
