The phrase "advantageous set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, conditions, or factors that provide a benefit or advantage in a particular context.
Example: "The team developed an advantageous set of strategies to improve their performance in the competition."
Alternatives: "beneficial collection of" or "favorable group of".
If high track students also get the best outcomes in VET, this could very well be driven by their advantageous set of non cognitive skills, which implies that omitting the latter from the model creates an omitted variable bias.
34, 35 This material system, which was reported earlier in the context of planar flexible multilayer systems, 34 was chosen here for its advantageous set of properties for the controlled tuning of the fiber's optical performance, which is demonstrated below.
The UK expenses scandal therefore provides a particularly advantageous setting to test the functioning of electoral accountability for misconduct.
The worksite is an advantageous setting to reach large, diverse segments of the population with interventions to increase F&V intake, but research gaps exist.
The admixture history of Latin America, and the resulting extensive diversity of the region, represents a natural experiment offering an advantageous setting for genetic association studies.
But with Turkey's advantageous set-up comes some heavy burdens to bear.
AMPs are also widely regarded as a potential source of future antibiotics owing to a remarkable set of advantageous properties ranging from molecular simplicity to low-resistance swift-kill of a broad range of microbial cells.
It is also advantageous to develop a set of consistent and quantifiable data requirements for the applications, which help existing and new users learn the applications' capability and suitability in their particular scenarios.
Ultrafiltration is an alternative to loop diuretics but has not proved advantageous in the setting of renal dysfunction, and if not carefully applied may also aggravate neurohormonal imbalance.
RIA is also a costly procedure, and its routine use may not be advantageous in the setting of limited health care resources.
This type of mechanical support may be advantageous in the setting of severe biventricular failure when cannulation of the native ventricles is complicated.
