The phrase "advantageous path" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a course of action or decision that is beneficial or favorable in a particular context.
Example: "After careful consideration, we decided to take the advantageous path that would lead to greater success in our project."
Alternatives: "beneficial route" or "favorable course".
The results demonstrated that the 1.52 MeV ion beam is superior in depth resolution, whereas the 2.42 MeV ion beam is advantageous for deeper path detection.
The PH provides several properties that can be considered advantageous in the path planning problem such as uniformity in the parametric distribution, continuous parametric speed and capability to admit real-time interpolation.
Since keto-deoxy-L-galactonate was not stable in the culture supernatant, it would be necessary to closely monitor a production process to obtain maximum yields and it would be advantageous to determine the path by which the keto-deoxy-L-galactonate is destroyed.
The models presented here were deliberately constructed at the level of considerable detail -at the risk of getting many, perhaps, most aspects wrong – in order to provide a proof of principle, i.e., to illustrate a plausible sequence of selectively advantageous steps along the path from the RNA world to the modern-type translation system.
In addition, the soleus is a flattened muscle, which is advantageous for the inside-out path clamp experiments and for confocal microscopy visualization for the PBFI and Fura-2 AM studies.
In other words, when the fitness landscape is rugged, we wish to understand whether evolution will take the more "farsighted" path to reach distant advantageous genotypes, rather than a "greedy" trajectory that fixes immediately beneficial mutations regardless of whether these may lead to evolutionary dead ends.
The results indicate that the 2-path pattern is relatively advantageous in terms of pressure drop, distribution of current density and hydrogen molar fraction.
As opposed to this, ESA filtering does not rely on any temporal decomposition of the echo path, such that it may be advantageous for non-acoustic system identification, where a dominant direct-path peak does not exist.
