The phrase "advantageous contract" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a contract that provides benefits or favorable terms to one or more parties involved.
Example: "After careful negotiation, we were able to secure an advantageous contract that significantly reduces our costs."
Alternatives: "favorable agreement" or "beneficial contract".
The figures were driven primarily by steep gains at Fox News, in part because the company negotiated more advantageous contracts this year with two carriers, Cablevision and DirecTV.
He noted that "our mines were located close to the plants and... coal comes in by the river and we have pretty advantageous contracts".
This policy tends to be advantageous when contracts are socially desirable (bad weather puts a ship in jeopardy and it needs rescue).
Those involved in the shadowy industry of forged photography, he said, range from brazen crime syndicates seeking easy money to individuals seeking advantageous business contracts, though power-hungry officials extorting political gain from comrades are also "pretty common".
If the premium narrows to less than those earnings it is advantageous to buy the contract and sell the stocks.
We conclude that rather than simply being a second channel, the B2B spot market provides a strategic tool to supply chain members to achieve an advantageous position in their contract trading.
Despite the loss of favor with Manuel I, Cabral was able to contract an advantageous marriage in 1503 to Dona (Lady) Isabel de Castro, a wealthy noblewoman and descendant of King Dom Fernando I of Portugal.
There are no tournaments to crown a champion, just Pay Per View contracts and advantageous promotion.
Regarding the contractual agreements between the institutions and private providers, two important aspects stand out: the extent to which the personnel considered advantageous (or disadvantageous) the contracting mechanism, and the way in which salaries are calculated.
