The phrase "advantageous if it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a condition or situation that would provide a benefit or advantage.
Example: "The new policy will be advantageous if it leads to increased productivity among employees."
Alternatives: "beneficial if it" or "favorable if it".
As the frequency-domain approach (precoding) and the two time-domain approaches (windowing and filtering) have complementary characteristics, a hybrid combination of these approaches may be advantageous if it can maintain the merits and mitigate the drawbacks of these approaches.
Here, a clustering method is clearly advantageous if it can produce overlapping clusters.
Phenotypic plasticity can be advantageous if it results in the expression of different phenotypes that increase an individual's fitness in diverse environments [ 19, 138].
Behaviourally, varying speed may be advantageous if it reduces conspicuousness of juveniles to predators or increases unpredictability (Humphries and Driver, 1970), especially when maximum swimming capabilities are compromised at lower temperatures.
Finally, we show that the predictions derived from our probabilistic classification approach can be easily adjusted to compensate for variable class priors, which is highly advantageous if it is necessary to make predictions in different populations from those with which the classifier was trained.
In the present clinical study, we were able to show that if one encounters unexpected difficulty of direct laryngoscopy, the use of the C-MAC size 4 may be advantageous if it is combined with the "straight blade technique", directly elevating the visualised epiglottis with the tip of the blade.
The life course calendar can be advantageous, especially if it is employed to supplement extensive panel studies.
Any mutation [V] that allowed the wing to successfully function more like a flipper would be advantageous (even if it had a deleterious effect on flight).
Nonetheless, it is possible that addition of an automated feature selection step might be advantageous, particularly if it is incorporated into the cross-validation regime, i.e. if the feature selection is done separately at each LOO iteration, and/or if it is done in conjunction with feature selection based on experiments.
I previously argued that the origin of the first cell is easier to understand in simple selectively advantageous stages if it was a negibacterium with two membranes [ 31]; that obcell theory simultaneously explained the origin of the genetic code, the first cell, and the negibacterial outer membrane.
We conclude that the three-dimensional CAD visualization can be advantageous if its ability to manipulate is used.
