The phrase "advantageous to share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive outcomes of sharing information, resources, or ideas.
Example: "In collaborative projects, it is often advantageous to share insights and expertise among team members."
Alternatives: "beneficial to share" or "favorable to share".
To this end, it may be advantageous to precompetitively share data and knowledge for comparison and crossvalidation.
In the interdependent, egalitarian context of the tribe, the ancestral human setting, Wilson says, "it becomes advantageous for members of the team to share information, turning the eyes into organs of communication in addition to organs of vision".
If this law can similarly be used in the realm of ethnicities, the greater modernization and more developed the economy, the greater the opportunity for all of the ethnicities to share their respective advantageous ethnic characteristics.
It is advantageous in terms of overall performance, e.g., throughput and (short-term) fairness, to share network information between several TCP connections of an end system by establishing a common congestion control.
The utilization of olfactory cells is advantageous in psychiatric research because olfactory cells in olfactory bulbs are thought to share cellular traits with neurons in the brain.
Females, on the other hand, who were more likely to share their environmental exposures with their husbands rather than their male blood relatives would not benefit from these advantageous environmental factors that may have been beneficial for their male siblings.
To detect the latter type of effect it is advantageous to remove the shared variance with IQ that is present in measures of reading and language, prior to association testing.
Instead, he said it might be advantageous to give those shares to the dependent and have him or her sell them.
One interesting question concerning the multiway relay channel is whether it is more advantageous to perform time-sharing among the clusters or not.
When attempting to judge the importance levels of features, it may be advantageous to explicitly compare the similarity shared among contexts in PPI relevant articles or nonrelevant articles.
