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The phrase "a very real advantage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance or tangible nature of an advantage in various contexts, such as business, competition, or personal benefits.
Example: "Having a strong network of contacts in the industry provides a very real advantage when seeking new opportunities."
Alternatives: "a significant benefit" or "a tangible advantage."
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Still, it would speak toward a very real advantage that he has.
Obviously, Chinese entrepreneurs have a very real advantage there.
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He's a very real-looking Neanderthal.
Yet the plethora of bad advice should not make you close your eyes to some very real advantages of offshore trusts.
Moreover, the developed scheme eliminates the maintenance costs related to real process, being a very important advantage for academic institutions.
This, by itself, has a very limited advantage.
Being prepared is a very overlooked advantage.
Being a fan favorite can be a very big advantage.
Even those that have not taken government money, such as Barclays, can trade more aggresively than ever – safe in the knowledge that the government guarantee is not just a theoretical insurance policy, but a very real competitive advantage.
It's a very interesting competitive advantage".
It remains a very generous tax advantage system".
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