The phrase "advantageous to some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation, decision, or policy that benefits a specific group of people but may not benefit everyone.
Example: "The new tax policy is advantageous to some, particularly small business owners who will receive significant deductions."
Alternatives: "beneficial for certain individuals" or "favorable to a select group".
Calluses are often painless and can actually be advantageous to some athletes.
Ultimately, despite being advantageous to some orders, SmartProvide led to a subset of orders "receiv[ing] a price that was worse than they would have received" in the scenario of immediate execution.
Under these conditions it may be advantageous to some bacterial species to engage in quorum sensing.
This situation could be advantageous to some extent, because even partial restoration of a functional protein might correct the dystrophic phenotype.
In addition, barriers may be advantageous to some species by protecting populations from introgression with exotic lineages (Van Houdt et al. 2005), requiring a good knowledge of the indigenous nature of the populations under study before removing barriers.
In some cases, it might be advantageous to keep some groups of assets together, or have many rules within one behaviour especially if it will not be reused elsewhere in the future.
If disclosing the complete picture leads people to an unfair conclusion about me, isn't it right, not to mention advantageous, to withhold some information?
It may be advantageous to release some types of data at multiple levels to enable their broadest reuse – for example, proteomics data may best be released as 'raw' spectra as well as more processed peptide- or protein-level data.
Nonetheless, the pressures will build making it increasingly advantageous to find some source of relief.
But as for all things, it is nevertheless advantageous to have some firsthand experience, as it will help you truly understand what is entailed.
To this end, it is very advantageous to have some work experience in the financial industry; previous exposure to basic economics and statistics, as well as computer programming skills, are also very useful.
