'advantageous effect on' is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a positive result or outcome. For example, The new practice had a highly advantageous effect on the company's productivity.
Mill argues that more people existing alongside one another on an equal footing means increased competition, with an advantageous effect on human moral and intellectual development, both individual and social.
Wilpon said that Wright was "very special to me personally, to the fan base, to the organization as a whole, to the community," and acknowledged that the somewhat stabilized financial situation of the club's owners would have an advantageous effect on potential negotiations.
We showed that a smaller aspect ratio has an advantageous effect on the QD growth, which is not compensated by the worsening influence of the increased nucleation site.
The evenly spaced circular web openings in I-section cellular beams have an advantageous effect on the material use if these beams are loaded in strong-axis bending.
The results indicated that milled isomalt has an advantageous effect on both the process of compression and the tablet characteristics — due to its binder properties.
Moreover, the addition of Mo have the advantageous effect on general corrosion and pitting corrosion of austenitic stainless steel such as type 316 through an enrichment of Mo in passive film (Montemor et al. 1999; Bastidas et al. 2002).
Two other study groups reported similar advantageous effect of cimetidine on colorectal cancer patients (Adams and Morris, 1994; Svendsen et al, 1995).
Given the limited existing quantitative information on the association between globalization and health, the results might provide a crude initial indication of the potential advantageous effect of globalization on health.
An advantageous effect of laser modification on the microhardness of boronickelized layers was found.
The advantageous effect of steel fibers on shear strength of PSFC I-Beams can be observed by examining Fig. 11.
Notably, this advantageous effect of the NW-separator on cell performance becomes more pronounced at challenging charge/discharge conditions of high voltages (herein, 4.4 V) and high current densities.
