The phrase "advantaged for" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that someone or something has a favorable position or benefit in a specific situation.
Example: "The new policy has advantaged for those who work remotely, allowing them more flexibility."
Alternatives: "benefited from" or "favored in".
Although banks, among other global institutions, have been electronically advantaged for years, the expense has fallen dramatically.
We demonstrate that the unique architecture of the microbubble compartment is advantaged for cell culture using HaCaT cells, an immortalized keratinocyte cell line.
By adjusting allocations for the lower expected costs of private patients as well as the higher than expected costs of providing referral and teaching services the NSW formula attempts to ensure that health plans are neither penalised nor advantaged for different categories of service provision [ 26].
The pattern of association between socioeconomic factors and poor health status showed a gradient from more to less advantaged for both education and wage, which was common in men and women.
Ravitch, at one point in her book says, "We know what works... opportunities that advantaged families provide for their children".
There are more than a dozen different tax advantaged ways to save for retirement alone, plus special accounts for college and health care expenses.
In many places, students from highly educated families are performing well below the OECD average for similarly advantaged students.
In the Himalayas, village life hard at the best of times deteriorates into chaos and penury even for the advantaged when a Nepalese insurgency takes over the town.
The use of an aggregate SES index assumes that relatively disadvantaged individuals do not reside in areas of upper SES, and vice versa for relatively advantaged individuals in areas of lower SES.
In the metropolitan region, the availability of assigned jobs for the disadvantaged job seekers and that of market jobs for the advantaged ones (for example, the well-educated and party members) show a pattern of the relatively benign co-evolvement between state power and the market.
For instance, some kinds of annuity income are tax-advantaged for US residents, and if you buy a property in, say, Mexico, you might be unwittingly forfeiting that advantage.
