The phrase "are particularly advantageous when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific conditions or situations where something provides a significant benefit or advantage.
Example: "These strategies are particularly advantageous when applied in high-pressure environments, as they enhance decision-making efficiency."
Alternatives: "are especially beneficial when" or "prove to be advantageous in".
Certain enzyme studies, like the white cell or platelet assay, are particularly advantageous when testing in pregnancy.
These qualities are particularly advantageous when, as is the case here, the parameters, and thereby the realisation, of height curves are to be described as a function of site, stand, and single tree variables.
Additional perceptual cues are particularly advantageous when an object has multiple structurally similar neighbours.
Furthermore, genomic relationship matrices (GRM) are particularly advantageous when pedigree relationships are not available for some individuals and/or when the recorded pedigree information may contain errors (Muñoz et al. 2014a; Speed and Balding 2015).
Preschool children are particularly advantageous when studying respiratory symptoms and air pollution because they are unlikely to smoke cigarettes regularly, have no serious exposure to occupational pollutants, and tend to have a stable residential history, and their respiratory system seems to be more sensitive to air pollution.
Fractionation is found to be particularly advantageous when the science goals are broad, when there are competing requirements between goals, and when the exploration environment is particularly treacherous.
The combination of the small high-speed disc device and the laboratory centrifuge is particularly advantageous when dealing with biological products at the early stages of process development for which only small quantities of test material are often available.
It was also demonstrated how the coupling of thermoanalytical techniques and chemometric processing proves to be particularly advantageous when a rapid and correct differentiation and classification of cultural heritage samples of various kinds or ages has to be carried out.
This is particularly advantageous when treating tumors, whose combination of leaky vasculature and poor lymphatic drainage can result in what is known as the enhanced permeation and retention [EPR] effect.
Moreover, the availability of node degree as an instrument can allow one to identify parameters without using the exogenous characteristics, X, of second- or higher-degree network neighbours, which can be particularly advantageous when only sampled data are available, as shown by Liu (2013).
This is particularly advantageous when targeting self-antigens, as is the case for immunotherapeutics, which represent a new promising class of vaccines developed to treat chronic diseases [7] [9].
