The phrase "advantageous passage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a route or method that provides a benefit or advantage in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy created an advantageous passage for small businesses to access funding more easily."
Alternatives: "beneficial route" or "favorable pathway".
Reducing turbulence and associated air entrainment is generally considered advantageous in the engineering design of fish passage facilities.
Low-passage human cancer cell lines are increasingly acknowledged as advantageous preclinical models for testing drug efficiencies and analyzing the molecular basis of drug sensitivity and resistance [ 36, 37].
On the other hand, a reduction in sea ice could be advantageous for oil and mineral exploration, production, and transport and for navigation through the Northern Sea Route (Northeast Passage), a water route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans along the northern coast of Europe and Russia, and the Northwest Passage, a similar route along the northern coast of North America.
Passage to water from a formamide-based chemically active environment may be conceived only if advantageous under Darwinian selection.
If this is the case, then it could prove to be just as advantageous to simply pre-coat heater surfaces with nano-deposits instead of boiling with nanofluids, where possible flow passage blockages, particularly in convective flow boiling applications, could be prevented.
A highly porous hydrogel (Supporting Information, Figure S7) could be advantageous for swelling and water uptake and also as a scaffold for cell culture that can allow the passage of nutrients, oxygen through the pores.
Low-passage cell lines, like the ones used in this study, are relevant preclinical models and therefore advantageous for the testing of novel targeted therapeutics.
Is it politically advantageous?
It was more advantageous financially.
Consider why patents are economically advantageous.
