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The phrase "advantage has risen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular advantage or benefit has increased or improved over time.
Example: "In recent years, the company's competitive advantage has risen due to its innovative product line."
Alternatives: "advantage has increased" or "advantage has grown".
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That has not happened, although the number of people who have taken advantage of the law has risen over time.
HuffPollster's average, which includes all publicly available polling, gives a slight advantage to Stringer, whose support has risen to an average of near 46percentt, from under 40percentt earlier in August.
There is ample incentive to use the cheaper fabric and to promote its advantages: the wholesale price of cotton has risen 52percentt in the last year, and polyester is now just one-fourth its price.
CDMA has risen above the crowd because it offers several advantages over other formats.
Japan has risen, fallen and risen again.
Unemployment has risen sharply.
Corruption has risen.
She has risen.
Debt has risen significantly.
Costs have risen wildly in the last decade, and clinics are taking advantage of owners who can't pay.
They have risen steadily.
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