The phrase "advantageous source of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that provides a benefit or advantage, typically in a specific context such as resources, information, or opportunities.
Example: "The new technology serves as an advantageous source of energy for the community, reducing costs and environmental impact."
Alternatives: "beneficial source of" or "favorable source of".
That's also when cattle began to be domesticated; being able to drink milk as well as lower-lactose cheese would have been advantageous as a source of nutrition and fluids.
Thus, it would be advantageous to develop an alternative source of heparosan from a non-pathogeneic strain.
Furthermore, miRNAs present several advantageous features that make them a source of potential cancer biomarkers in FFPE tissues.
The use of adipose tissue as a source of MSCs has become advantageous for cell-based therapy approaches, due to their easy accessibility, higher cell yields, and in vitro proliferative and multilineage differentiation capacity [1, 2].
Consequently, for occasionally used drugs, neither of the registers is more advantageous than the other as the only source of information for drug exposure, and for future studies, presumably the combined information will be the best estimate.
Whenever indel substitutions do not imply drastic changes affecting protein function, structural divergence may be a source of variation able to promote advantageous changes more efficiently than nucleotide replacements.
Due to the complexity of gene regulatory networks, as well as the limitations of any given source of noisy experimental data, it is advantageous to make TM inferences using multiple sources of data.
Such a source of endothelial cells differentiated from ESCs might be advantageous, because genetic modification and exogenous growth factor treatment are not required to achieve endothelial differentiation.
It is particularly advantageous if an electrolyser may be simply and efficiently coupled to a source of renewable electrical energy.
Throughout our evolutionary history, looming objects have been a similar source of potential danger and perceptual systems have evolved in advantageous (though not perfect) ways to deal with such threats.
