The phrase "advantage largely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular advantage is significant or predominant in a given context.
Example: "The new software provides an advantage largely due to its user-friendly interface, making it accessible to a wider audience."
Alternatives: "primarily advantageous" or "mostly beneficial".
Florida jumped to a 36-30 hadvantagedvantage largely because it shot the ball more accurately than Marquette, by roughly 12 percentage points.
Electric vehicles cost less to operate than gas-powered ones, but that economic advantage largely disappears in the face of expensive batteries.
Though Republican candidates have often successfully used foreign policy against Democrats, they have struggled to turn Mr. Obama's handling of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq to their advantage, largely because polls show that a majority of Americans favor getting out of both countries as quickly as possible.
"Structural advantages (largely derived through technology) can unfairly redistribute profits from traditional long-term investors to" high-speed trading firms, the group wrote.
Private school tuition, tutoring and test preparation classes, campus visits and coaches who help to write personal essays are all advantages largely unavailable to less affluent students, irrespective of innate talent.
A total of 2,025 delegates are needed to win the Democratic nomination, and her advantage is largely a result of her edge among "superdelegates," a group made up largely of party and elected officials who make decisions about who to support independent of the primary or caucus results in their states.
By the end of the buildout phase, the opportunities for individual advantage are largely gone.
One challenge to the retrieval process of ICN is to take advantage of largely distributed copies in in-network caches.
The ambition, however, did not last long and even if Rangers' attempts at exploiting their territorial advantage were largely pedestrian and unimaginative, the visitors did spend most of the time thereafter in retreat.
Astra Giurgiu were too wily for them for the second successive year, becoming the first visiting side to win at the London Stadium, but the way West Ham squandered their slender advantage was largely down to their own making.
The government's advantage was largely due to the value of its defined benefit retirement annuity, a benefit that is increasingly rare in the private sector, especially in lower-wage jobs.
