The phrase "advantageously done" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that has been completed in a way that provides a benefit or advantage.
Example: "The project was advantageously done, leading to increased efficiency and cost savings."
Alternatives: "beneficially executed" or "favorably accomplished".
The method, which advantageously does not require special mesh configuration/modifications and post-processing of finite element results, is an enhancement of previous developments applied so far on isotropic homogeneous and isotropic interface cracks.
The Secretary of the Interior is authorized, whenever it can be done advantageously, to purchase for use in the Indian Service, from Indian manual and training schools, in the manner customary among individuals such articles as may be manufactured at such schools, and which are used in the Indian Service.
Advantageously, the heuristic does not involve the expensive Look-Ahead and DFS phases of E2-MCRA.
Including several job categories in the study population advantageously increased the contrast in exposure but did also enhance the risk of residual confounding.
76 In doing so, the C3' hydroxyl was advantageously protected as its TMS-ether in readiness for its forthcoming attachment to the callipeltoside aglycon.
Stewart did sell her nearly four thousand shares advantageously, but it's hard to imagine that her sale had any impact on the stock price.
Advantageously, treatment of cLBP with spinal manipulative therapy does not appear to increase the cost of treatment plus lost productivity [ 6].
Recent experiments showed that the oxidation product of the POC system does not affect biomolecules; thus, POC may be applied advantageously, without unexpected side effects, in experiments previously performed with GOC.
Generally, it is noteworthy that the procedure of ELISA-based cross-matching does not require vital cells of the donor but advantageously uses detergent lysates of the respective donors).
In earlier panel hearings, Crone admitted requesting that the solicitors Lewis and Harris, then both at the Manchester firm George Davies, which is now part of Mills and Reeve, be placed under surveillance in order to uncover an alleged affair, but he denied the charge that his purpose in doing so was to pressurise them to withdraw or settle advantageously.
And once you know what it is, how do you enhance that performance operationally, reward it appropriately, price it advantageously, and, ultimately, transform it strategically?
