The phrase "user favorite" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is popular among a particular group of people. For example, "This restaurant is a user favorite among families in the area."
The company had also recently added "thumbprint radio" – a mix of user favorites and recommendations.
But since a more focused search will likely yield more useful recommendations, buzz.com will also be able to suggest experts for that particular topic based on user "favorites" and comments.
They empower personalized outreach efforts based on in-the-moment triggers, such as suggesting a new artist when a music app user favorites a playlist or sending hotel recommendations after a trip is booked on a travel app.
Every day, in a section called Zeitgeist, the site presents top-twenty lists of users' favorite brands, trends, and celebrities.
These are simply text files that can be edited with the users favorite text editor (emacs, vi, gedit, etc.).
Unlike other sites, both Blingo and GoodSearch give away portions of their revenue -- as prizes or as donations to the users' favorite charities.
Users' favorite tasks included counting objects of a specific color, imagining singing a song of their choice, or simply focusing on their own breathing.
But brands and retailers that subscribe to the service will learn what is being bought and worn in aggregate, as well as users' favorite fashion sites and bloggers, which they specify on a public profile page.
Facebook is developing features that will make the sharing of users' favorite music, television shows and other media as much a part of its site as playing games or posting vacation photos.
