The phrase "advantage in developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of a particular process or activity related to development.
Example: "The company has a significant advantage in developing innovative technologies that set it apart from competitors."
Alternatives: "edge in creating" or "benefit in advancing".
This gives them a natural advantage in developing flat images.
Murdoch fears the above-inflation increase would give the corporation an unfair advantage in developing new markets.
The present approach provides a particular advantage in developing high stability battery that can be utilized at various charge rates.
State-owned companies "have an overall advantage in developing the electric vehicle industry," Li Rongrong, Sasac's chairman, said in a statement.
While in developed countries transparency and information technology have reduced the co-location advantage, in developing countries local knowledge is still crucial.
But he said the company would have an advantage in developing drugs because it would be the most familiar with the data and because it had leading technology for putting human genes into mice for use in experiments.
Software developers say that Microsoft's vast influence in programming languages not only gives the company special advantages in developing applications; it also tends to bind outside developers to Microsoft's operating systems and applications programs.
Because Germany adopted recycling standards earlier than most other countries, German companies have first-mover advantages in developing less packaging-intensive products, which are both lower in cost and sought after in the marketplace.
Our study indicates that there are significant advantages in developing THz quantum cascade lasers (QCLs) with GaN-based quantum well (QW) structures.
He believes that Pfizer's large size confers significant competitive advantages in developing new drugs.
The new agency could have advantages in developing stronger integration of care and education while improving the quality of both.
