The phrase "advantageous engineering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe engineering practices or solutions that provide a benefit or advantage in a particular context.
Example: "The team focused on advantageous engineering to optimize the performance of the new product while minimizing costs."
Alternatives: "beneficial engineering" or "favorable engineering".
These merits are advantageous for engineering realization.
TEFP approach can be very advantageous for engineering multiperiodic poled microstructures in ferroelectrics.
The proposed approach is robust against parameter mismatch of the system and is advantageous for engineering realization.
This region occupies the smallest possible volume in the variable space among all regions with the same included probability, which is advantageous for engineering design.
Moreover, the developed low-complexity controller is calculated without any time-consuming iterative operations; thus it's significantly advantageous in engineering applications.
The Cr-based BMGs exhibit high glass transition temperature of 909 971 K, excellent corrosion resistance in aggressive hydrochloric solution, superior compressive fracture strength up to 4.35 GPa, high Vickers microhardness of 13.87 GPa, and high ratio of hardness to Young's modulus about 0.06, which are advantageous for engineering applications as novel corrosion/wear resistant materials.
The measuring results for frictional resistance showed that compared to that of de-ionized water the frictional resistance of nanofluids increases slightly in laminar and transition flow regimes, and shows no obvious increase in turbulent regime, which indicates no additional pump work is needed and is advantageous to engineering application.
Each maker touts its own advantageous feat of engineering.
Texturization of surfaces is usually advantageous in biomaterial engineering.
Manipulating surface wettability using physical methods such as electrowetting is advantageous for many engineering applications.
