The phrase "accepted advantages of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing widely recognized or acknowledged benefits of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The accepted advantages of renewable energy include reduced carbon emissions and sustainability."
Alternatives: "recognized benefits of" or "acknowledged merits of".
In spite of the clearly defined and accepted advantages of microdialysis technology for studies of transdermal drug delivery, to date no standardized test procedure exists nor has the reproducibility of the results been evaluated.
Despite widely accepted advantages of molecular biodegradation assessment, our data clearly present the variations of assessment results depending on the genetic information used and suggest that the methodology may tend to underestimate the real biodegradation capacity of a site probably due to the limited dioxygenase database available at the moment.
COI has been the preference for species identification/delineation due the traditionally accepted advantages of mtDNA.
This can render fixations incompetent and prevent early joint movement and weight-bearing – the accepted advantages of the surgical fixation approach in the younger patient.
"I've learnt to accept that and take advantage of it as an actor.
But even if he wanted to impose a surcharge, Mr. Charles is one of many merchants who would not be able to, because of a sort of Catch-22 provision in the settlement that makes it effectively impossible for establishments that accept American Express to take advantage of the new rules.
There was no evidence to suggest that minority and low income women were either more reluctant to accept or able to take advantage of medical treatments or services offered as part of the PCPPP trial.
At the same time, the two government-chartered agencies that buy and resell most home mortgages are threatening to derail the effort by warning that they might not accept loans for homes that take advantage of the special financing.
Take advantage of this, and accept it for the gift it is.
What's morally repugnant in one country is accepted business practices in another, and companies take advantage of that.
"But what's morally repugnant in one country is accepted business practices in another, and companies take advantage of that".
