The phrase "advantageous capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a beneficial ability or potential that someone or something possesses.
Example: "The new software was designed to enhance the team's advantageous capacity for data analysis."
Alternatives: "beneficial capability" or "favorable potential."
However, the genetic factors and related metabolic or physiological pathways responsible for these advantageous capacities are still unknown.
The major advantage of this approach is that it prevents us from comparing proficient individuals enjoying an advantageous earning capacity with non-proficient individuals subject to an unfavorable earning condition.
Another important feature of T-IhNSCs is that they retain the multipotency typical of their parental cells, however with an advantageous improved capacity to generate more neurons and oligodendroglia, similar to v-IhNSCs.
Among various monitoring techniques, microdialysis is advantageous for its capacity of perfusion on-line, and off-line multiple parameter monitoring.
Such storage state is advantageous to reduce irreversible capacity.
A greater proportion of ferns occurred in or adjacent to braided channel belts, consistent with their opportunistic growth and prolific reproductive capacity, characteristics advantageous in frequently disturbed habitats.
Phase change materials (PCM) are used in many industrial and residential applications for their advantageous characteristic of high capacity of latent thermal storage by means of an isothermal process.
With the improvement of regulation policies and market incentives, a new generation of CAES system, which is advantageous in its large capacity, high efficiency and cleanness, will play an increasingly important role in future energy systems.
Compared for ease of use and throughput considerations, the RFMP assay required less labor for reaction preparations and more advantageous in serial throughput capacity than the Snapshot method (about 8-fold) (Table 4).
