The phrase "advantageous again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or condition that has become beneficial or favorable once more after a previous period of disadvantage.
Example: "After implementing the new strategy, the company's position in the market became advantageous again."
Alternatives: "beneficial once more" or "favorable again".
"So," he argues, "the Channel Tunnel Rail Link CTRLL) will open at the right time, just as railways are seen as glamorous and politically advantageous again". In the wake of a long helicopter sweep across the capital, we are standing on the site of the old Great Eastern Railway works looking at one of the biggest civil engineering works I have ever seen under construction.
As soon as the most of the clusters reach the height limit, nucleation of new clusters becomes energetically advantageous again, and the nucleation rate rises.
Pseudolysogeny occurs when a host cell encounters unfavourable growth conditions and appears to play an important role in phage survival by enabling the preservation of the phage genome until host growth conditions have become advantageous again.
John Cassavetes Award "Advantageous" "Christmas, Again" "Heaven Knows What" "Krisha" "Out of My Mind".
John Cassavetes Award (Presented to a film made for less than $500,000) "Advantageous" "Christmas, Again" "Heaven Knows What" "Krisha" "Out of My Mind".
Has the New Patriotism gone so far that it is once again advantageous to wear a uniform to a singles bar? "Absolutely," said Petty Officer 3d Class Keith Dedek, also in New York for the first time, and blushing just a bit.
The morning side of the draw was again advantageous in the field, with the lowest scores coming from there.
For these purposes, collagen was again advantageous because one can physically detach a collagen gel to impose a different mechanical environment on the cells, compared to a gel that is left attached to the culture dish (19, 20).
This strategy proves advantageous time and time again.
> -wrap-foot> In contrast, analysis of sites that are conserved between S. cariocanus and S. cerevisiae showed a very different spectrum of deleterious effects with substantial variation among sites (e.g., 36% of sites are predicted as strongly deleterious and only 15% effectively neutral; fig. 3), motivating further partitioning of effects in S. paradoxus, and again, no advantageous effects.
The situation on the ground is changing rapidly in Syria, and at some point in the future military intervention might again become strategically advantageous and effective.
