The phrase "advantage behind" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express a hidden or underlying benefit of a situation or decision.
Example: "The advantage behind this strategy is that it allows for greater flexibility in adapting to market changes."
Alternatives: "hidden benefit" or "underlying advantage".
He employs his black arts to gain advantage behind the scenes and, last November, to put down Mr Kato's rebellion.
The Senate changed from Republican to Democratic control yesterday with elaborate pledges of cooperation and scrambling for advantage behind the scenes.
With no cumulative advantage behind it, Era failed to become a major brand despite consumers' increasing substitution of liquid for powdered detergent.
Peter Philips, who conjured deep burgundy lips for Fendi by applying "perfectly drawn" color and subsequently blurring the lines, notes that an unfinished lip was a practical advantage behind the scenes at a chaotic fashion show.
The Liberty may have veteran experience and home-court advantage behind it but by beating Cleveland at Cleveland in its must game on Tuesday, the Fever showed it can win tough ones on the road.
Prof Tim Hubbard, also from King's, said there might be an evolutionary advantage behind the seasonal changes the researchers found.
The German-American midfielder Jermaine Jones quickly took advantage, leaving behind several appearances in friendlies for Germany's national team to join the U.S. version.
DealBook » The Tax Advantages Behind an Oil Deal | Linn Energy's acquisition of Berry Petroleum is the first time an oil-producing master limited partnership has swallowed a whole exploration company, Christopher Swann of Reuters Breakingviews writes.
There are two key advantages behind Izberg's business.
When it comes to devices, selling content and getting customers to use Google services are the main advantages behind that new strategy.
The importance of getting an early advantage was behind the shift in the meaning of "preschool" about 50 or 60 years ago.
