The phrase "advantageous choice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a decision or selection that provides a benefit or favorable outcome.
Example: "After weighing all the options, we concluded that the advantageous choice was to invest in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "beneficial option" or "favorable selection".
SiC-SiC composites exhibit exceptional high temperature strength and oxidation properties making them an advantageous choice for accident tolerant nuclear fuel cladding.
By Steve Coll November 21, 2008 Rick thinks Hillary Clinton is an advantageous choice for Secretary of State because she completes a sort of diplomatic phalanx that covers a lot of credible ground in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Rick thinks Hillary Clinton is an advantageous choice for Secretary of State because she completes a sort of diplomatic phalanx that covers a lot of credible ground in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
As lower levels of acceleration are essential for improved ride comfort, the use of asymmetrical systems for vibrations and impact absorption can be a more advantageous choice for passenger vehicles.
The use of asymmetrical systems for vibrations and impact absorption can be a more advantageous choice for passenger vehicles.
However, bear in mind that some credit unions will still manage to offer specialty services, geared toward specific industries that you may be a part of, in which instance, the credit union may be the more advantageous choice.
Participants showed improved performance, that is, made more advantageous choices, in the stimulated relative to the un-stimulated condition.
We advocate that intertemporal choice models account for these context effects, and encourage the use of this knowledge to nudge people toward making more advantageous choices.
Lesioned rats exhibited impaired decision-making: they made fewer advantageous choices and chose the most optimal choice less frequently than did sham-operated rats.
Decks C and D were associated with lower gains and penalties (advantageous choices).
Subsequently, an overall net score was derived by subtracting the total number of disadvantageous from advantageous choices (C + D − [A + B]).
