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@Techonis was making the point that Microsoft365 comes with Office licences and more advanced spam and security features, which many businesses would find useful. Sticking with the utilitarian email service bundled with many web hosting packages **might** be adequate in other cases, but it...
BTW, to answer your original question - so long as SPF, DKIM and DMARC are properly configured - there is absolutely no problem with using Zoho Mail. It's a good service and equivalent to Microsoft 365.
Problems with properly-configured outgoing mail ending up in spam folders at Yahoo, Gmail...
There is a useful article on mailmodo.com on optimising to stay out of spam folders on Yahoo specifically (you'll need to Google "How to Pass Through the Yahoo Spam Filter to Land in Customer’s Inbox" since I am not allowed to post useful links in this forum):
Hello Jeff. You currently have no live DNS zone file at all.
The domain hap-pea-travels.co.uk is registered with IONOS/1AND1 (I never enjoy writing those words).
On the IONOS domain management system you have it set for the domain to use GoDaddy's nameservers (ns37.domaincontrol.com and...