The phrase "accrued advantages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe benefits or gains that have been accumulated over time, often in a specific context such as business, finance, or personal development.
Example: "Through years of hard work and dedication, she has enjoyed many accrued advantages in her career, including promotions and increased responsibilities."
Alternatives: "gained benefits" or "accumulated benefits".
Hence, for successful knowledge transfer, we also expect that farmers with more ties to extension officials will accrue advantages from reciprocal knowledge exchange with experts (see, e.g., Burt (2004), Brown and Sonwa (2015)), which will translate into better learning outcomes.
But VGS has a big accruing advantage.
Trump's getting outworked by Ted Cruz in numerous venues right now because Cruz did the work and Trump didn't, and it turns out that the skilled operators tend to accrue the advantages.
The importance of avoiding prolonged time to diagnosis of haematological malignancies to ensure earlier stage of disease at diagnosis and also to accrue survival advantages is not as clear as it is for other cancers.
Mr. McCain, of Arizona, needs to preserve advantages accrued from his demonstrated grit as a war prisoner and years of experience on national security issues.
But the country has no big natural resources aside from water 40% of all Central Asian water originates in Kirgizstan's mountains and it is too small a market and too remote a place geographically to accrue much advantage from foreign trade.Mr Akayev has repeatedly declared in public that he will, as required, step down in October.
In order to accrue full advantage of their pseudocapacitive function, electrically conducting polypyrrole is encrusted by metal oxides [11, 12], PEDOT [13], CNT [14], and graphene [15, 16] in various nanostructured forms like nanoparticle [17, 18], nanotube [19, 20], and nanowire [21, 22] as supercapacitor electrode.
As editorialists gravely lament the decline of civility on both sides, the Democrats seem to have lost whatever moral advantage accrued to being the party of moderation.
With long-range gunnery, the advantage accrued fleet-wide, not merely ship by ship as in the days of fighting sail.
