The phrase "advantageous size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a size that provides a benefit or advantage in a particular context, such as in product design or architecture.
Example: "The new smartphone model features an advantageous size that makes it easy to hold and use with one hand."
Alternatives: "beneficial size" or "favorable dimensions".
An optimization model is developed to determine the most advantageous size of autonomous hybrid photovoltaic/wind turbine/fuel cell, wind turbine/fuel cell and photovoltaic/fuel cell systems for electrification of a remote area involving five homes (1 block) located in Namin, Ardabil, Iran.
GNRs are also on a more advantageous size scale for in vivo molecular imaging (tens of nanometers in size) compared to nanoshells (hundreds of nanometers in size).
A ratio between 1 6 and 1 8 is advantageous for medium size clusters.
The molecular imaging application and overall complexity of biological target dictate the most advantageous fluorescence agent size scale and activation strategy.
The shark antigen-binding VNAR domain has the potential to provide an attractive alternative to traditional biotherapeutics based on its small size, advantageous physiochemical properties, and unusual ability to target clefts in enzymes or cell surface molecules.
For example, it has been suggested that the anatomical characteristics of the skin (e.g. density, or epidermal covering such as feathers and fur) in groups as different as birds, mammals and turtles make large body size advantageous in colder environments and that the absence of these skin characteristics in squamate reptiles explains why they generally fail to follow Bergmann's rule [ 6, 31, 62].
Although BCAA metabolism has yet to be described in this system, larval zebrafish offer several advantageous features, including small size, rapid development external to the mother, optical transparency, large clutch sizes and organ systems that are broadly similar to those in mammals.
Thus, not only might small size be advantageous for adaptation of P. spicata to arid climates, it might also be advantageous for competition against B. tectorum.
It is concluded that the new method is advantageous in terms of smaller size, lower size distribution, higher encapsulation yield, and longer sustained drug release in comparison to classical method.
Our use of primers based on SINEs and LINEs that have high copy number and small size is advantageous for degraded DNA.
This extreme sampling scheme is advantageous because enlarging the size of phenotyped pool alone could improve statistical power to detect the association; this approach has been widely adopted by several well-established sequencing-based association studies [14], [32], [33], [34].
