"work favorably" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to mean that something works out well or is successful. For example, "With the generous donation, the charity was able to work favorably towards their cause."
Well-designed auctions work favorably for allocating idiosyncratic properties efficiently.
Other recent additions include three paintings by Carmen Herrera, a Cuban-born painter whose work, favorably reviewed by critics decades ago, has recently been rediscovered.
Human rights groups have reacted with cynicism in the intervening months, arguing that nothing prevents the CIA from grading its own work favorably and presenting unverifiable undercounts as the truth.
"If they go to the beach and Pepsi, for example, is keeping the beach clean, maintaining the parking lot and generally making that experience better, that's going to work favorably for them," he said, referring to advertisers.
This seems to work favorably compared with the elastic bending energy criterion developed by Farouki [Farouki, R.T., 1996. The elastic bending energy of Pythagorean-hodograph curves. Comput. Aided Geom. Design 13 (3), 227 241].
Lead your evaluators through the difficult task of evaluating your work (favorably, of course).
So far, it's worked favorably.
These depressive syndromes are as different as chalk and cheese, and the neuroscientists and clinicians whose work Dr. Kandel favorably reviews will not move the neuroscience forward until they forget about "depression" and move on to a verifiable syndrome, the best defined being melancholia.
Presumably, Acreage Holdings understood that its chances of being given the go-ahead were slim, but that the outcome was bound to work out favorably either way.
Results from the World Values Survey suggest that women in the MENA region are more likely than women in other parts of the world to view the role of fulltime domestic work as favorably as that of working for pay.
But perhaps if things work out favorably in the future, we will take the opportunity to go on another trip without the kids.
