The phrase "make it advantageous for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something is being made more beneficial or advantageous in a particular situation. Example: The new company policy will make it advantageous for employees to work from home, as they will have more flexibility and save on commuting costs.
Instead, they have lobbied legislators for a national film incentive in the United States that would make it advantageous for studios and production companies to shoot at home.
There are various reasons for the increase in the relative number of company cars in Israel and the EU, the main one being that taxation policies make it advantageous for both employer and employee.
His first target were views that held that what makes some actions right is that they are commanded by some superior who has a power to sanction us so as to make it advantageous for us to obey the laws, and that we approve of actions because they are in our self-interest, either by their very nature or because of the laws of the superior (1725: 86– 86).
That would make it advantageous for the airline and risky for the manufacturers.
Despite including estimations of a series of multiple regression equations, SEM differs from regression analysis in several ways, which make it advantageous for this kind of analysis.
The simpler design and reduced calf handling required by the CA BRD scoring system may make it advantageous for on-farm use.
The NanoTD exhibited high particle penetration efficiency and negligible thermophoretic losses, making it advantageous for ultrafine particle analysis, especially in environments with low particle concentration.
That makes it advantageous for foreign companies with China operations to raise yuan in Hong Kong, says Augusto King, co-head of debt capital markets for Asia at Royal Bank of Scotland Group in Hong Kong.
The finding that 18-MC is also effective orally makes it advantageous for further development as a possible new therapy for treating alcoholism as well as smoking addiction.
Baron Georges Cuvier had emphasized 'conditions of existence', circumstances that made it advantageous for herbivorous animals to have cropping teeth, complex guts, and hooves for fleet escape.
In the U.S., tax law changes only six years ago made it advantageous for cities to enter into long-term contracts with private companies, making public-private partnerships a safer bet for companies such as Suez.
