The phrase "advantage knowledge" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to knowledge that provides an advantage, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Having advantage knowledge in this field can significantly improve your chances of success."
Alternatives: "knowledge advantage" or "beneficial knowledge".
The workshop aims at enhancing education specialists' capacity in strategic planning and management of education sector based on international experience, advantages, knowledge, expert evaluation, lessons learnt and evidence-based practice.
This approach offers several advantages: Knowledge-bases derived from datasets are more precise in comparison with knowledge-bases constructed from expert inputs, as the inputs provided by human experts may be vague, due to limited grades of perception [ 257].
Managers who have worked on the frontline of social care have the advantage of knowledge from experience, but there are other routes into leadership positions.
And there was little to prevent "revolving door" appointments, whereby public officials are hired by private companies eager to take advantage of knowledge obtained inside government.
But the episode may blunt his effectiveness in foreign affairs during any election campaign, even though he has a clear advantage in knowledge and experience over Mr. Harper.
And because analysts would no longer have that advantage in knowledge, their value would be harder to justify, resulting in fewer analysts.
In an age when attracting the first-round intellectual draft choices from around the world is the most important competitive advantage a knowledge economy can have, why would we add barriers against such brainpower — anywhere?
In August, President Obasanjo ordered the military to crack down on delta militias, but this proved difficult as local militants put to great advantage their knowledge of the region's intricate network of creeks and swamps.
A perfect storm has been brewing in my great country, America, whereby our competitive advantage- knowledge amalgamated with speedy execution propelled by an iron gut unafraid of risk- has now spread like a virus across the globe.
To meet these challenges, we must take advantage of knowledge from all sectors, and encourage new and innovative thinking".
