The phrase "advantage granted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a benefit or privilege has been conferred to someone or something.
Example: "The advantage granted to the early investors significantly increased their returns."
Alternatives: "benefit provided" or "privilege conferred".
If the Emancipation Proclamation ended the electoral advantage granted to Southern whites by the three-fifths clause, the secret ballot restored it.
"Any irregularity" it says, "shall involve withdrawal of the wrongly obtained advantage: - by an obligation to pay or repay the amounts due or wrongly received, - by the total or partial loss of the security provided in support of the request for an advantage granted or at the time of the receipt of an advance.
And yet Lomasko's gender has brought her at least one clear advantage, granting her entry to certain realms of Russian life that might otherwise be closed.
The advantages granted under the MFN clause may be conditional or unconditional.
In either case the advantages granted can be seen as subsidies provided by the government.
In January, the commission concluded that selective tax advantages granted by Belgium under its "excess profit" tax scheme were illegal.
Intentional violations are usually motivated more by politics than by sound economic policy (e.g., the tax advantages granted to farmers, home owners, or members of the middle class in general; the exclusion of interest on government securities).
They are also asking whether Britain needs such a huge public-service broadcaster in an age of expanding media choices, and whether the BBC should retain the advantages granted to it under its royal charter and continue to be financed by the mandatory $230-a-year 230-a-year 230-a-year licenseevision sets.
The book offers a systematic analysis focusing on the various advantages granted to SOEs and their subsequent behavior.
These challenges include, e.g., addressing and clarifying the incentives for self-management (including weighing the development costs to the potential benefits), and also discuss the great need of having integrated applications to fully utilize the advantages granted by a self-* enabled infrastructures.
The advantages granted by the investment laws he established in 1959 allowed foreign business to repatriate up to 90% of their profits in their country of origin (the remaining 10% was reinvested in Côte d'Ivoire).
