The phrase "additive advantages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing benefits that accumulate or enhance one another in a particular context, such as business, science, or technology.
Example: "The new software offers additive advantages that improve productivity and streamline workflows."
Alternatives: "cumulative benefits" or "incremental advantages".
A big part of the additive advantage is that pieces that used to be molded separately and then assembled can now be produced as one piece in a single run.
In the non-US guidance group, 58% had a definitive diagnosis, and 33% did not.US did not provide any additive advantage when used to guide biopsy in a muscle previously selected for biopsy with EMG.
In the bottom panel, for node threshold (tau =0.8), greedy seeding outperforms random selection for (bin [12,75]), but the additive advantage of greedy selection for (ble 28) is extremely small.
Combining optimised mutational and glycosylation approaches does not appear to confer an additive advantage (Masuda et al, 2007).
Nevertheless, rather than conferring an additive advantage, co-inheritance of both HbAS and α+thalassemia is associated with the loss of the malaria-protection that is afforded by each polymorphism individually (Williams et al., 2005c, Crompton et al., 2008, May et al., 2007), through an unknown mechanism.
Under dominant gene action, we expect BSAM to have an additional advantage over the additive model because, as can be seen from (13), apart from different LD, breed-specific allele substitution effects will be different when allele frequencies differ between breeds.
Importantly, the combination of these factors resulted in additive learning advantages.
Soil stabilization using calcium-based additives involve advantages and disadvantages.
This brief discussion of additive manufacturing's advantages suggests how readily companies will embrace the technology and additional savings in inventory, shipping, and facility costs will make the case even stronger.
