The phrase "a string of advantages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of benefits or positive aspects associated with something.
Example: "The new policy offers a string of advantages, including increased efficiency and reduced costs."
Alternatives: "a series of benefits" or "a range of advantages."
Lussi spends much of the game deep in the Quakers' defensive zone, pressing even the slightest advantage, frustrating a string of defenders, and once colliding mid-air with Penn goalie Kalijah Terilli.
Greedy or not, Taylor continued to make inroads down the left and with both Ashley Barnes and Sam Vokes playing, it was a surprise Burnley could not take greater advantage of a string of first-half crosses.
Third seed Waites took advantage of a string of missed doubles from George to win the first 12 legs of the match on the way to a 5-0 lead.
Its intention is not merely to move goods faster between the country's two largest metropolitan areas, but also, along the way, to promote a string of new industries and towns, taking advantage of the improved transport system.
South Africa's scrum disintegrated in the final 15 minutes but despite earning a string of penalties, and with a man advantage after a yellow card for Springbok replacement Flip van der Merwe, Scotland were unable to breach the vistors' line despite a concerted effort.
However, back then they had the advantage of Kevin Pietersen producing a string of performances that led to him being crowned man of the tournament.
They are a string of broken promises from someone that only took advantage of you.
The Italians pressed home their advantage in the second set, with a string of net attacks met with no counter from the increasingly frustrated Britons.
-- are rolling out a string of robocalls in 10 House districts to capitalize on the advantage.
That was a great advantage to the Italian Blue Team when it compiled a string of victories.
