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The phrase "a critical advantage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant benefit or edge that one has over others in a particular context.
Example: "Having access to the latest technology provides our company with a critical advantage in the competitive market."
Alternatives: "a significant benefit" or "a key edge".
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The justification for this was, substantively speaking, thin, but procedurally it offered a critical advantage.
Dalton artfully leveraged Silver's concern for Gailey into a critical advantage for Polanski.
But despite the current distaste for nuclear, it has a critical advantage over other clean sources.
But Andy Rosenberg, NBC's coordinating director, said: "Hockey has a critical advantage.
The cellular networks, however, have a critical advantage over Wi-Max: reliability.
Equipped with this information, you'll gain a critical advantage in your upcoming business deals.
In this way, Mr. Romney's Mormonism may end up being a critical advantage.
American Internet giants may dominate social media, but Line has a critical advantage, Mr. Morikawa said.
A critical advantage of the proposed LC-plasmonic system is its facile integration with pre-existing display technologies.
A short lead time for product commercialization is a critical advantage in the era of highly challenging competitions.
In contrast, with continuous regeneration beneath the shaded canopy, P. latifolius gains a critical advantage over angiosperms at gap formation.
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