The phrase "as advantageous a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the advantages of two or more things, typically in a structure that emphasizes the degree of advantage.
Example: "This new strategy is as advantageous a solution as we could hope for in this situation."
Alternatives: "as beneficial a" or "as favorable a".
Conversely, tetrahydrofuran, the most promising diluent of those studied in terms of its known ability to increase lithium ion diffusivity is found not to be as advantageous as a diluent.
"Creating a pass-through is not as advantageous as taking down a whole wall and completely opening the kitchen," Ms. Jarach said, because you won't get your money back when you sell.
In any case, absolute freedom from distraction may not be as advantageous as it sounds.
Some even viewed it as advantageous: After a canceled season, the league could practically impose any labor agreement it wanted.
Autologous induced pluripotent stem cells have been seen as advantageous as a source for retinal regeneration because of the theoretical benefit of not needing immunosuppression and the ethical attraction of using adult rather than embryonic tissue.
Generally, strategies in which higher signal intensities assume greater weight in the isotope ratio calculation ('integration' and 'linear regression slope' method) are regarded as advantageous from a statistical point of view.
On the contrary, when authors considered their sample size to be relatively high, this was seen as advantageous: By conducting a large number of focus groups with a significant cross-section of the facility's employees, we reduced the possibility that results would be dramatically affected by a single focus group or methodological choice during coding [ 37].
A number of mothers did not identify the introduction of CF as advantageous, but rather a 'natural progression' in the baby's development, and just 'something that was going to happen.' Most of the mothers interviewed had commenced solid foods prior to the recommendation of six months, yet for those who did wait some key advantages were identified.
The state saw it as advantageous to build a railway through the valley to aid construction of Nore I and Nore II Power Station, despite the line not being on the railway plan.
