The phrase "advantage exists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular benefit or favorable condition is present in a given situation.
Example: "In this competitive market, a significant advantage exists for companies that prioritize innovation."
Alternatives: "a benefit is present" or "an edge is available."
Whether or not such an advantage exists varies from school to school and applicant to applicant.
The same advantage exists for same-sex couples in New Jersey and Connecticut, she added.
"There is actually a big discussion about whether the bilingual advantage exists or not," said Jubin Abutalebi, a cognitive neurologist at the University San Raffaele in Milan, Italy.
The purpose of this study is to determine if a survival advantage exists from surgical debulking of enlarged pelvic lymph nodes in advanced cervical cancer.
Yet empirical evidence is actually quite mixed as to whether such an advantage exists, and many "success stories" purported to support the first-mover advantage turn out to be false.
The underlying relations, particularly where no obvious selective advantage exists, show all organisms on Earth are related and descended from a very few common cellular ancestors or perhaps one.
Therefore, an advantage existed for fall Chinook salmon juveniles to move seaward as subyearlings.
These results suggest that a selective advantage existed among paternal trees, which may increase the quality of offspring.
However, it indicates that the starved PTEN mutant cells, despite their proliferative advantage, exist on the edge of survival and are highly susceptible to apoptosis.
However, they also stated the T. timopheevii system has gained widespread use due to deleterious effects of the other cytoplasms on various traits and/or because no advantage existed over the T. timopheevii system.
We applied algorithm 1 to both the truncated and full-text datasets and applied algorithm 2 to the full-text dataset to determine whether an advantage existed in developing an algorithm that used the data from full-text instead of data that could be obtained from death certificates.
