The phrase "a sustained advantage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous or ongoing benefit or edge over others in a particular context, such as competition or performance.
Example: "The team's strategic planning has given them a sustained advantage over their rivals throughout the season."
Alternatives: "an ongoing advantage" or "a continuous edge".
"But nobody in the world has really been able to get a sustained advantage because of low-cost labor.
I suspect the U.S. has a sustained advantage, yes, assuming a reasonable FDA and liberal (meaning open) policies with respect to biotech research.
Theorists have suggested sponsorship of sport properties as one such resource, yet specific cases of sponsorship's role in a firm's achievement of a sustained advantage over competitors have yet to be explored.
Such payoffs are possible for other organizations that want to develop a sustained advantage in today's economy.
It's clearly the CEO's responsibility to drive a strategy that pursues growth and sustained advantage.
The diversity of prokaryotes decreased with workshop age and sustained advantage and balance in the JN (Fig. 4), while those in the JD were in the transition state.
Its numerous economic, societal and structural advantages over the U.S. should provide China fuel for a sustained performance advantage for the next decade or two or three.
Mr. Fruhan studied 1,500 companies from 1965 to 1975 and found common characteristics among 72 outstanding performers: a focused business, excess capital and a sustained competitive advantage.
Specifically, that means a minimum return on equity of at least 15percentt a year for 10 consecutive years -- a goal that can be met only by companies that have a sustained competitive advantage, he said.
Hence, F508delCFTR carriers must have accrued a sustained relative advantage in the cftr allelic race over millennia which suggests a function for F508delCFTR despite its recessive carriage (and presumed ER destruction).
If not, it may be impossible to sustain advantage, no matter how good the product.
