The phrase "advantage not only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing benefits or positive aspects that extend beyond a single point, often leading into a comparison or additional benefits.
Example: "This new policy provides an advantage not only to employees but also to the company as a whole."
Alternatives: "benefit not just" or "advantage not merely".
Furthermore, these new multi-modal anion-exchange ligands have been designed to take advantage not only of electrostatic but also hydrogen bond interactions.
But the real advantage — not only for us but up and down the evolutionary line — is that it allows us to predict.
Weak institutions and centralised power have handed incumbents a huge advantage, not only in winning elections, but also in changing constitutions.
As a menstruating woman, Tariyal also had an advantage: not only could she include herself in trials, but she was entitled to look at her own results.
If they pursued that advantage, not only would their manufacturing and service sectors receive a boost, but their economies would grow richer and cleverer.
Mining, in real-time, the connection of these distributed data fragments provides a key advantage not only to deliver enriched views, but also to gain insight into interesting sociological aspects.
These advantages not only lead to an improvement in the mechanical properties but also act as a barrier to slow the water permeation.
That has massive advantages not only for speed of diagnosis, but also the storage of those films was costing each NHS Trust upwards of £250,000 a year.
The identification method based on real-coded genetic algorithm (RGA) has the advantages not only to identify the parameters of the hysteresis model but also the mass, stiffness, damping coefficient and piezoelectric coefficient of the PA simultaneously.
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