The phrase "advantageous when considering the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of a particular situation or decision in relation to a specific context.
Example: "The new policy is advantageous when considering the long-term effects on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "beneficial when evaluating the" or "favorable when assessing the".
The benefits of this approach are to maximize the torque speed envelope of the motor, particularly advantageous when considering low inertia operation.
The ability to study human cells directly is advantageous when considering gene mutation and function, because human skin melanocytes are found throughout the basal layer of the epidermis, whereas mouse melanocytes are predominantly located deeper in hair follicles within the dermis.
The terse radial discretization becomes particularly advantageous when considering flows whose associated numerical solution requires a large number of coupled spherical harmonics.
Their technique proved to be more advantageous when considering 'difficult' chords.
In a first step, we introduced a variant with gene conversion in a population of Y with 1/3 of duplicate genes (as in the human Y), and we found that gene conversion is clearly advantageous when considering biologically reasonable parameters for humans.
This may also be advantageous, however, when considering other side effects of TZD treatment.
Furthermore, we find that for the calculation of the mass spectrum (and consequently also for decay constants, cf. [45]) it is as efficient or even advantageous to use the inhomogeneous instead of the homogeneous equation, especially when considering excitations.
Although this is the most advantageous approach due to the flexibility of query formulations, it presents the same limitations as data federations, namely, the low performance of complex queries when considering a large number of data sources.
Overall, when considering heterogeneous samples of DWI offenders and longer-term outcomes, the strongest evidence suggests that exposure to BMI is not more advantageous than a CTL in reducing reconvictions and crashes.
