The phrase "a relevant advantage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a benefit or positive aspect that is pertinent to a particular situation or context.
Example: "The new software offers a relevant advantage in terms of efficiency, allowing teams to complete projects faster."
Alternatives: "a significant benefit" or "a pertinent advantage".
Compared with the joint TiO2 and BaO2 doping methods, the addition of BaTiO3 shows a relevant advantage due to its perovskite structure.
The fact that [TIMP-2]·[IGFBP7] are independently associated with AKI in sepsis is a relevant advantage of these biomarkers compared with more widely described NGAL or cystatin-C [29 31].
A relevant advantage of this method is that the parameters of the mask are analytically obtained from the figures of merit that characterize the focal intensity distribution, as the Strehl ratio, the axial and the transverse gains.
The absence of sugar degradation products is a relevant advantage over other traditional methods for a biomass to ethanol production process since inhibitory effect of such product on sugar fermentation would be prevented.
Another important value of the model is its capability of including in systemic risk networks institutions that are not publicly listed, using the tweet component alone: a relevant advantage for banking systems as the Eurozone one, where only 45 out of 131 of the largest banks, subject to the European Central Bank assessment of 2014, are listed.
Despite the fact that patients were asked not to let themselves be influenced by the (expected) diagnostic value of the tests, 16 patients mentioned the high diagnostic accuracy of Angio as a relevant advantage of this test.
87 Neither meta-analysis showed a mortality benefit, possibly due to inadequate sample sizes, but a clinically relevant advantage for i.v. iron in terms of symptoms, functional capacity, and hospitalization seems conclusive.
In difficult to wean patients, restoring airway resistance to nominal values through ETT secretion removal might represent a clinically relevant advantage.
There was a statistically relevant advantage in the surgery group (P=0.02).
The results of our study show that the positive predictive value of a lower MEC is not associated with a reduction in morphine consumption, indicating that the possibility of catheter tip stimulation does not result in a clinically relevant advantage.
It is, however, unlikely that all post menopausal women, particularly those with a good prognosis, where the relapse rate is low on either drug, have a clinically relevant advantage (Baum, 2001).
