"advantageous order" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an arrangement, plan, or sequence of events that is advantageous or beneficial, either in terms of pursuing intended goals or for producing desired results. For example, "We need to generate an advantageous order of operations for our new project if we want to be successful."
A class-AB implementation of output stage is advantageous in order to achieve high current driving capability with very low quiescent power consumption.
A lower hypochlorite concentration is advantageous in order to reduce the temperature of the process and also to limit the degradation of the polymer (Berger et al.1989).1989
The preliminary experiments were very advantageous in order to screen and choose the levels of independent variables for peach and pumpkin extracts.
Nonetheless, according to Bertsch and Coello (2005), fermentation of feathers within a culture of K. rosea was advantageous in order to improve the amino acid balance of the keratin hydrolysate, but also to improve the overall digestibility of the product.
Note that compared to variable-volume ROIs, fixed-volume (shape and size) ROIs are advantageous in order to minimize statistical confounds.
In vegetative cells, Levy-type self-avoiding walk is possibly the optimal strategy for foraging [10] while as development proceeds, starved cells assemble to make multicellular organism slugs such that correlated walking (and possibly the 3rd timescale motion around ten minutes) is advantageous in order to make cells adjoin.
The study reported here addresses the questions on whether epitope specific and anti-cytokine therapy can be complementary, and if such synergy may be advantageous in order to exploit modulation of adaptive immunity while reducing generalized immune suppression, costs and side effects.
Adding sine and cosine terms to the regressor matrix turned out to be advantageous in order to model the nonlinearities present in this data set.
