The phrase "a more advantageous position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where one option or choice provides a better benefit or advantage compared to others.
Example: "By negotiating a better contract, the company was able to secure a more advantageous position in the market."
Alternatives: "a better position" or "a more favorable stance".
In contrast, the contribution of technological change to TFP growth in Beijing is the highest, which may indicate that Beijing enjoys a more advantageous position to maintain technological advantage, which can help understanding why most of Chinese terminally ill patients would always choose to go to best hospitals in Beijing for their last chances of treatments.
It would not only boost tourism, but give Russia a more advantageous position in international negotiations".
No industry has ever found itself in a more advantageous position for getting what it wants from legislators.
Some analysts think that the tightening of the credit market may put off some suitors from the private equity world, leaving trade buyers in a more advantageous position.
Poroshenko insisted during the Minsk talks that Debaltseve was not surrounded, which would mean his forces would withdraw to a more advantageous position, while Putin said Debaltseve was cut off and therefore not under Ukrainian control.
They are comparatively at a more advantageous position to accumulate the best of resources due to the strong market oriented approach.
"If you look at all the issues that are of importance to the world today," Mr. Gul said in an interview on Tuesday, "they have put Turkey in a rather more advantageous position".
"Answer -- nothing, because OPEC is an unreliable partner; because OPEC is a historically doomed organization; because, in the price war declared against us, Russia is in a much more advantageous position than OPEC".
The find means that Israel, with a long history of dependence on foreign energy, and hostility and boycotts from many of the biggest energy powers, could find itself in a much more advantageous position in the coming decade.
The documents seen by the Observer show that the terms of the original agreement proposed by the Iraqi oil ministry, under which BP comes in as a contractor and operator rather than owner, have been amended to put the British-based company and its Chinese partner in a far more advantageous position.
In this respect they are in a much more advantageous position than the executive directors of the International Monetary Fund, who live in Washington, D.C., and have less contact with their home governments; they also tend to be persons of higher standing and authority.
