The phrase "advantageous benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a benefit that provides a significant advantage or positive outcome in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy offers an advantageous benefit to employees, enhancing their overall job satisfaction."
Alternatives: "beneficial advantage" or "favorable benefit".
27 One advantageous benefit of GLP-1 agonists, including dulaglutide, is a potential increase in β-cell mass in vitro via increased cellular regeneration and inhibition of apoptosis – as seen in young rodent models – which leads to slower progression of T2DM and a potential delay in the need for insulin therapy.
Given the different trial strategies for each agent, and in the absence of any head-to-head comparison, it is not known which of these approaches will prove to have the most advantageous benefit: risk ratio or, alternatively, whether different agents will be appropriate for different purposes (eg, induction vs maintenance).
Suture-button stabilization of the syndesmosis is thought advantageous as physiologic ankle motions are possibly better preserved, and this potential benefit may lead to better functional outcome.
Thus, Green Chemistry practices are now incorporated into higher education, prominent at scientific conferences and in journals, and are easily recognized by the industry for their advantageous benefits commercially, environmentally and publicly [12, 13].
Genuine proceeds from equity value in businesses people have created should have advantageous benefits, and will enable companies to hire great people who might be attracted to entrepreneurship.
Due to its advantageous benefit-to-risk profile epidural anesthesia (EA) is a well-established procedure in contemporary anesthesia [ 1].
Therefore, development of an alternative fibrinolytic agent having superior efficacy to SK, approaching that of rt-PA, together with a similar or enhanced safety profile and advantageous cost-benefit ratio, would be of substantial importance.
In addition to the studies mentioned earlier, another recent study showed excess costs of undiagnosed symptomatic coeliac disease patients and highlighted a largely advantageous cost-benefit ratio for a diagnosis of the disease [ 25].
If LGBQ persons continued to experience patient-PCP interactions characterized by overt or covert heteronormative communication, then they may feel disenfranchised by the health care system and fail to disclose when advantageous, despite benefits of disclosure.
It would be advantageous to know forehand whether a particular patient will get any benefit in face of the potential harm due to radiotherapy.
