The phrase "advantageous place for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a location that provides benefits or favorable conditions for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "The new office is located in an advantageous place for attracting clients and business partners."
Alternatives: "favorable location for" or "beneficial spot for".
Every day, trillions of dollars are economic migrants, crossing boundaries as if they didn't exist, pouring in and out of countries looking for the most economically advantageous place to be.
The heavy-handed amplification for the actors put Shakespeare in a separate and not always advantageous place.
The St. Johns Bridge afforded protesters an advantageous place to take a stand.
The AANA report served the same purpose that the 1910 Flexner Report did for physicians, using educational standards to position CRNAs and their practice in a politically advantageous place.
At HS stage, apoptosis was not initiated since cells were not deprived of androgens, so in the competition for TNF's participation in NF-κB activation and apoptosis, NF-κB took an advantageous place.
Making An Advantageous Match Securing an appropriate & advantageous marriage is important for the modern Lady, but it is secondary to choosing a clever hiding place for her Sweaty running clothes while staying the night in a Gentleman's rooms, lest He and his Flatmates have the misfortune of inadvertently discovering them, in her presence, along with an unwelcome and alarming Smell.
She will start in the Liberty Cup final tonight in the advantageous last place in the starting order.
Moreover, the biocompatibility of DNA, its programmability, responsiveness to biological cues, ready synthesis, and ease of functionalization place DNA nanostructures as advantageous carriers for applications requiring the transport and selective release of cargo.
Sea urchin is a powerful model system for studying regulatory events that take place during development due to their advantageous properties for GRN analysis (Oliveri and Davidson, 2004).
Our in vivo data support this idea and place the subintestinal plexus as an advantageous model for the study of this and other cellular and molecular mechanisms controlling the interaction between tip/stalk and tip/tip cells during venous sprouting.
