The phrase "advantageous settlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a resolution or agreement is beneficial to one or more parties involved.
Example: "After lengthy negotiations, both sides reached an advantageous settlement that satisfied their respective interests."
Alternatives: "beneficial agreement" or "favorable resolution".
Max lures wealthy men into marriage, and libidinous Page then leads them into adultery, which gives Max grounds for a highly advantageous divorce settlement.
For instance, coarse soil particles are usually advantageous for preventing the settlement of an embankment compared to fine soil particles.
They have a deep past together and have a deep future together, and it would be advantageous to all if a settlement could be worked out".
For Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, whose ties with the west have become increasingly strained since his wide-ranging purge of perceived participants in July's attempted military coup, a Cyprus settlement could be extremely advantageous.
Therefore, the nomads usually accepted even those less advantageous conditions included in a resettlement or settlement contract, in order to avoid possible trouble with the local government.
Locally, the contrast between the sunny south-facing valley slopes (adrets) and the shaded north-facing slopes (ubacs) can be of great importance for land use and settlement, while some intermontane basins can have quite advantageous climates as opposed to that of the surrounding peaks and plateaus.
Citing the value of that bid, a chancery court judge rejected Fisk's settlement with the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum this month, saying it was not advantageous to the people of Tennessee.
A residential settlement layout is the result of a complex design process aiming to manage the most advantageous location for all houses with certain objectives and constraints.
The earliest settlement (called Breme or Bremum) on the right bank of the river was favoured by an advantageous position at the junction of important early trading routes from the Rhine River to the Elbe and from the North Sea to southern Germany.
Even though we have not conducted the serial transfer experiments with the complete settlement-production-emigration cycle, the summary in Table 1 makes it apparent that low adsorption rate is advantageous when the phage fitness is dependent on its ability to be transmitted to the next locale.
