The phrase "advantageous for analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of something in relation to its suitability for analysis.
Example: "The new software is advantageous for analysis of large data sets, allowing for quicker insights."
Alternatives: "beneficial for examining" or "favorable for studying".
Reduction induced either by the inherent dynamics of a system or control task at hand is often advantageous for analysis and control of the system.
Feature reduction methods are advantageous for the analysis of omics data in the field of rheumatology, as the applications of such techniques are likely to result in improvements in diagnosis, treatment and drug discovery.
The technique is especially advantageous for the analysis of slow scintillation processes and the investigation of temperature-dependent scintillator properties.
It is concluded that additional matrix interferences are removed in the first phase of the column switch set-up, which is advantageous for the analysis of zanamivir.
This Bayesian approach is particularly advantageous for the analysis of our data set which had a particularly limited number of reference samples – the minimum number of one reference sample per batch.
This approach ensured a fast convergence rate, which is advantageous for vibration analysis of high order modes.
They are considerably less error-prone to the 'contamination' between normal and diseased tissues and are especially advantageous for the analysis of tumor tissues [7].
The use of subject level bootstrapping (SLB) by RF++ is shown to be advantageous for the analysis of such data, because the sampling scheme is designed to accommodate data with multiple measurements for a given subject (e.g. technical replicates).
The lack of bZIP binding sites harboring the ACGT core sequence could also be advantageous for transient analysis of bZIP transcription factors when using a Bv cab11 reporter gene construct as a transformation control.
These advantageous features provide a homogeneous and controlled environment for analysis of the functional consequences of specific mutations.
