The phrase "advantaged individuals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to people who have certain benefits or privileges compared to others, often in discussions about social inequality or access to resources.
Example: "In educational settings, advantaged individuals often have access to better resources and opportunities than their less advantaged peers."
Alternatives: "privileged individuals" or "fortunate individuals".
Prior work defines network externalities (where the value of a practice is a function of network alters that have already adopted the practice) as a mechanism exacerbating social inequality under the condition of homophily (where advantaged individuals poised to be primary adopters are socially connected to other advantaged individuals).
Because transnational feminist solidarity is based on shared political commitments rather than a common identity or set of experiences, advantaged individuals, including those who have benefited from injustice, can join in solidarity with those who have experienced injustice or oppression directly (Ferguson 2009, Scholz 2008).
Compared with the more advantaged, individuals of low socio-economic status are believed to experience greater and more severe daily stressors.
It is also plausible that socially advantaged individuals may cope with end-stage disease and related pain for a longer time period than more socially disadvantaged individuals.
Consistent evidence has shown that socioeconomically advantaged individuals, whether expressed in terms of education, income, or occupation, tend to have better health than disadvantaged individuals (1).
Furthermore, it is plausible that socially advantaged individuals may have greater financial resources to access other modes of management for OA than TKR; modes that may include flexibility in work-related activities, physiotherapy, analgesics, and early retirement.
For instance, socially disadvantaged individuals in Australia may be limited by vacancies on a public health system waiting list, whilst in contrast a more advantaged individual who has private health coverage may be limited by personal schedule alone and would have greater ability to choose an appropriate time to undergo surgery.
Although predisposition to salt retention may have advantaged some individual slaves, other factors -- such as new selective pressures in North America and mating with non-Africans -- would have increased genetic variability, not constricted today's African American population to one common hypertension gene.
In Congress he publicly opposed and quietly blocked a Bush proposal to create a new class of super-sized, tax-advantaged individual retirement accounts.
The administration's hope is to cultivate support in what it believes is a huge "investor class," middle- and upper-income people who invest in the markets and make heavy use of tax-advantaged individual retirement plans.
If you don't have access to a retirement plan through your employer, consider opening a tax-advantaged Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to stash extra funds.
