The phrase "advantageous especially for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when highlighting a specific benefit or advantage that applies to a particular group or situation.
Example: "The new policy is advantageous especially for low-income families who need additional support."
Alternatives: "beneficial particularly for" or "favorable especially for".
The performance gain due to analytical features for small feature sets is advantageous, especially for real time applications.
Another consideration we are discussing may be one of the most advantageous, especially for those that have not developed a digital transformation strategy.
From a practical point of view, this dispersion method is advantageous especially for mass production, since it requires no addition of a solvent and thereby no solvent evaporation as well as ultrasonication and mechanical stirring.
A reduced titer of panel reactive antibodies is very advantageous especially for patients awaiting heart transplantation.
The application of this method is advantageous, especially for the detection of PBSCs in the peripheral blood [ 1].
This suggests that being delivered close to a tertiary care facility may be advantageous, especially for neonates with high disease acuity.
The most vulnerable move for an insurance company would be to reveal an advantageous price (especially for a highly sought after procedure such as CT scan) to a competitive entity so that competitor can turn around and mimic the offering.
This circumstance makes the RIML more advantageous for lenders, especially for riskier borrowers.
The application of starter culture has been found advantageous in composting especially for cellulosic waste, which is difficult to be broken down into smaller pieces (Volchatova et al. 2002).
But, the MS methods have better sensitivity and can provide chemical structure information of analytes, which made them remarkably advantageous in qualitative analysis, especially for trace component in sample matrix.
Adenine is advantageous for dicarbonic Aa, especially for Glu (formation of H- bond between the radical's carboxyl group and 6 NH of adenine without dehydration N7).
