The phrase "advantageous spot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that offers benefits or favorable conditions for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "The campsite was chosen for its advantageous spot near the river, providing easy access to water and stunning views."
Alternatives: "favorable location" or "beneficial position".
But like the other Mr. C., you are blessed with that advantageous spot in the alphabet.
Since Fotopedia has troves of data concerning the way users interact with content on the iPad and web, Fotopedia was in a particularly advantageous spot when creating reporter.
If you position the enemy in an overly advantageous spot, then the player gets frustrated because the level is impossible to beat.
They will operate on the system of the helicopter so that they can remain stationary in a desired and advantageous spot.
Metals and mining analyst Michael F. Gambardella of JP Morgan also sees Allegheny at an advantageous spot, and thinks it should benefit from global industrial consolidation, as well as a lack of new domestic capacity.
Like Rondo, he is a gifted passer, with a rare ability to wordlessly nudge his teammates onto advantageous spots on the floor.
There was also a clear understanding of the geometry of net play: of setting up the next volley with the first, of positioning the body and the racket head in the most advantageous spots.
The project's corporate developer, Jim Gordon's Energy Management Inc., which had been building natural gas power plants for nearly 20 years prior to taking interest in an offshore wind project, found in Nantucket Sound what it considered to be the most advantageous offshore spot anywhere from Maine to New Jersey: Horseshoe Shoal.
We conclude that rather than simply being a second channel, the B2B spot market provides a strategic tool to supply chain members to achieve an advantageous position in their contract trading.
Obama is in the advantageous position".
This is a potentially advantageous position.
