The phrase "advantageous compatibility" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe a beneficial or advantageous relationship between two or more entities. For example, "The new software update has resulted in an advantageous compatibility between the two programs."
The low cost and high performances, economic and advantageous system has good compatibility with existing wastewater treatment facilities and a wide application prospect.
The use of an ordinary p n junction photodiode is advantageous as it offers full compatibility with even elementary mainstream CMOS processes.
Because of its advantageous properties such as CMOS process compatibility and scalability, numerous works for developing NCFET are underway, as of 2017; (i) Experimental verification of negative capacitance effect itself, (ii) the steep switching feature of NCFET, and (iii) future research and development of NCFET are going to be discussed in this review paper.
Conducive to the success of plasma modified microporous membranes are advantageous factors such as cost, lifetime, chemical/pH compatibility and control over the depth of the unstirred aqueous layer.
Compared with conventional structural materials which require additional sensors for monitoring or detection, the ISSC is advantageous in its high sensitivity, good mechanical property, natural compatibility, identical lifespan with concrete and easy installation and maintenance.
Compared to classical photosensitizers, GNRs have several advantageous features: high absorption cross section, high solubility, excellent biological compatibility, hypotoxicity, great light stability, and easy conjugation with target molecules [21].
Prior work has also demonstrated PVC's compatibility in PCR applications; however, this technique is most advantageous when used to determine the pH change associated with very high yield, lower temperature isothermal processes, such as LAMP.
The multi-core strategy described herein is advantageous in providing maximum flexibility in the choice of cloning sites (both within primers and across cores), and hence compatibility with as many donor sequences as possible.
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