The phrase "advantageous applications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing uses or implementations of something that provide benefits or advantages.
Example: "The research highlights several advantageous applications of renewable energy technologies in urban planning."
Alternatives: "beneficial uses" or "favorable applications".
These features will ensure prospectively advantageous applications to speed up the identification of new potent and selective σ2 receptor ligands.
Considering these advantageous applications and the fact that the price of crude oil has been rising steeply, the production and utilization of DME has become a realistic alternative (Good et al. 1999; He et al. 2003).
Aluminium dissolution was also studied in term of hydrogen production, but one of the advantageous applications of aluminium corrosion is metal/air batteries in which aluminium is used as anode material in alkaline medium.
This paper presented some advantageous application of signal processing in the context of smart grid.
For example, the detection of existence of utilization pipe networks prior to construction works or detection of damaged spot beneath a paved street is a highly advantageous application.
Three 6-isomer esters (14a 14c) [8] with very potent antitumor activities were taken as representative examples to demonstrate the advantageous application of the method (Scheme 3 and "Experimental Section").
In general, results showed that the enzyme activity changes significantly depending on the experimental conditions investigated, allowing the selection of proper operating conditions for advantageous application of this biocatalyst in hydrolysis reactions.
The program, based on a former regression Weibull model, allows the estimation of the parameters involved in the S N field model, providing an advantageous application of the stress based approaches in the fatigue design of mechanical components.
One particularly advantageous application area that has been investigated is for performing 'long' (usually over 10 minutes) reactions in configurations which are substantially more compact than batch reactors, and which have substantially smaller length to diameter ratios than conventional tubular reactors.
Flow cytometry presents an advantageous application of this system, as it is significantly higher throughput and more unbiased than region-of-interest selection or cell segmentation in microscopy.
QDs with high homogeneity in their size and shape are highly advantageous in applications.
