The phrase "a huge advantage when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a condition or situation where a significant benefit is realized.
Example: "Having a strong network can provide a huge advantage when seeking new job opportunities."
Alternatives: "a significant benefit when" or "a major edge when".
Bannon has a coherent worldview, which is a huge advantage when all is chaos.
China and other low-wage countries have a huge advantage when factory floors are crowded with workers.
"But this turned into a huge advantage when the airport was decommissioned and the field was turned into a park".
This gives them a huge advantage when it comes to competing with private-sector firms from abroad.
Most importantly, he was grey, and that's always a huge advantage when punters are trying to pick out the horse they have backed.
The first Test is regarded as the key to the series and with Swann giving England a huge advantage when it comes to spin, the pitch for the opener is likely to favour the quicker bowlers.
APIs act like these sprinters, distributing the work and passing data like a baton -- a potentially huge advantage when it comes to iterating against rapid changes in user preferences or quickly growing the range of third-party partners who can integrate your services.
"Name identification is a huge advantage, especially when your race is one of those that's lower down on the ballot," said Catherine Hanaway, Ms. Carnahan's opponent.
That's a huge advantage, especially when the total package is small enough that you can see yourself moving the projector around frequently to use it indifferent places (more on this later).
The absence of excess baggage or paralyzing past failures, the willingness to think out of the box and openness to try new things are also huge advantages when trying to problem-solve in limited time.
"His scientific leadership in mediated reality will be a huge advantage for us when delivering an immersive augmented experience.
