The phrase "advantageous partnership" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a partnership that provides benefits or favorable conditions for the parties involved.
Example: "The two companies formed an advantageous partnership that allowed them to expand their market reach and share resources."
Alternatives: "beneficial collaboration" or "favorable alliance".
It's already locked down major advertisers like GMC and McDonald's and plans to pursue advantageous partnerships with studios rather than exits.
After decades of France turning a blind eye on the Bongo family's luxury acquisitions in France, no doubt in exchange of advantageous business partnerships, French justice has recently decided to look more closely at Gabon's first family's assets in France, at the request of two anti-corruption NGOs.
But the most advantageous surprise was the partnership that Cornell, thought by many to be the likely bridesmaid to front-running Stanford University, forged with Technion, a winner of Nobel prizes and incubator of high-tech businesses that was one of the few overseas institutions the city explicitly invited to participate.
Since the MoH budget for research is limited (44 million US dollars in 2014) [ 8] and the priority is not for conducting clinical research, this partnership is advantageous as it can attract additional research funding by providing potential collaborators a well-developed infrastructure and facilities.
This partnership is also advantageous to the Apple and the iPhone, if watching events live on an iPhone becomes a mainstream phenomenon (which could very likely happen).
Such a partnership was seen as advantageous for U.S. astronomy, especially in light of an impending budget squeeze that could delay NASA's own dark energy mission until 2025 or later.
But the tie-in is advantageous to JetBlue, too – with the partnership, customers will be able to earn TrueBlue points when they shop from specific categories on Amazon while using the airline's free Fly-Fi broadband Internet service while in-flight or via other JetBlue promotions.
Now, industry/academic partnerships may be more advantageous, owing to sustained interactions between inventors, manufacturers, and end-users.
The research partnership with Ingeus is particularly advantageous in view of Ingeus' well-established processes for disseminating research and influencing policymakers.
That's not big deal, really; most of them make money from the apps (be it through subscriptions or partnerships), which makes Android more advantageous for them, which works out to more Android handsets — and that's always a good thing.
