"advantageous condition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation, event, or outcome that is beneficial; for example: The company was able to enter into a new, advantageous condition with its suppliers.
And the appearance of flake-like and cotton-like morphology, which is the characteristic morphology of apatite, offered an advantageous condition for osseo-connection.
Using 100 mM HNO3 as the electrolyte was the most advantageous condition to obtain a thick oxide layer (thickness ~ 180 nm), whereas, the thickness abruptly decreased for concentrations of HNO3 above or below 100 mM.
The ratio of the inertial forces to viscous forces creates the pressure drop across pipe and the channel-style FCDs placed in the pipe induce pressure drop over a longer interval which creates an advantageous condition where erosion or plugging of the FCD can be avoided (Al-Khelaiwi and Davies 2007; Visosky et al. 2007).
Furthermore, the explained part of the gender wage gap is positive in 1994 and 2010 (insignificant in 2004), i.e. in spite of the advantageous condition of women in terms of their labor market characteristics, the relative wage disadvantage of women persists mainly due to differences in the rewards to labor market characteristics.
There is very limited experimental evidence to discuss the optimal plating dose of whole BM cells but a pre-clinical study has shown that 10,000 cells/cm would be the most advantageous condition [ 15].
It is a series of quite advantageous conditions that appear in the United States for shale gas that would be extremely unlikely to be repeated in other parts of the world".
Planners are trying to expand residential areas, essentially through making the neighborhood more dense and preventing urban sprawl, while creating socially advantageous conditions and building green.
Nabil Abdel Hamid Hassan, the head of the Asia unit at the Ministry of International Cooperation in Egypt, said some projects would receive financing known as concessional loans from Chinese companies, funding with advantageous conditions that few other countries are willing to provide at this time.
But why not, if they proposed very advantageous conditions?" Salome Zurabishvili, leader of the opposition Georgian Way party, said at a news conference, "The government is a traitor, which says, on the one hand, that Russia is an occupier, and on the other hand makes deals with the same country".
In the 7th century these bonds took one of two forms: commendation (a freeman placed himself under the protection of a more powerful lord for the duration of his life) and precarious contract (a powerful lord received certain services in return for the use of his land for a limited time under advantageous conditions).
It can be a sign of more advantageous conditions in the friction contact provided by grooves.
