The phrase "advantageous control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a form of control that provides benefits or favorable outcomes.
Example: "The company implemented advantageous control measures to enhance productivity and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "beneficial oversight" or "favorable management".
Mechanisms from all these domains have to be coupled in an intelligent fashion to implement an advantageous control, a challenge solved by the ThinkHome system architecture.
This paper brings an overview of the use of nanostructured films in several types of biosensors, with emphasis on the advantageous control of molecular architecture which is typical of the layer-by-layer (LbL) and Langmuir Blodgett films.
The experimental results have also indicated that the thermal characteristics of the PCM and the configuration of the PCM storage unit can result in advantageous control of the water temperature rise and drop during both day and night time.
This organization of the manipulation tasks offers several advantageous control features.
In particular, both methods determined all the variables significant and can be used to determine an advantageous control direction for them.
The first semester in college, for example, when it would be quite advantageous to control urges to drink and eat excessively, is a time when such urges are frequently indulged.
That means specimens with more reinforcing steels are advantageous in control of crack width, although more fine cracks are expected.
The approximate analytical method provides a reasonable initial estimate of the structure of an advantageous periodic control.
These approaches lack a closed form solution, which is a drawback since a hydrodynamic model in closed form is advantageous for control design and analysis.
Those methods using hard templates are also advantageous to control the diameter and dispersion state of 1-D GNSs because they depend on the pore structure.
