The phrase "advantage of a provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of a specific provision or clause in a legal, financial, or policy context.
Example: "The advantage of a provision in the contract is that it protects both parties from unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "benefit of a provision" or "merit of a provision".
Republicans took advantage of a provision in those rules for "at least one" early-voting site in each county, closing all but one in largely black communities.
Bill Fisher, a retired Bronx detective, took advantage of a provision that allows New York City police officers and firefighters to retire after 20 years.
The state took advantage of a provision in the law that subjects power plants of less than 80 megawatts to minimal environmental review.
So until now, the state took advantage of a provision in its agreement with the union that permits the hiring of temporary workers, short term.
Mr. Payá and his supporters took advantage of a provision in the Cuban Constitution that says citizens can call for a referendum if 10,000 signatures are collected.
"DeSantis said this program would make Florida the first state to take advantage of a provision of the federal Medicare Modernization Act," they write.
In 2013, Eli Lilly took advantage of a similar provision under Nafta to sue Canada for $500 million, accusing Ottawa of violating its obligations to foreign investors by allowing its courts to invalidate patents for two of its drugs.
Nicholas A. Spano, an influential former state senator from Westchester County, took advantage of an arcane provision in the law to collect roughly $1 million in consulting payments from a politically connected insurance brokerage over 12 years, federal prosecutors said Friday.
So far, more than a dozen departing members have taken advantage of an obscure provision of the city's administrative code that allows them, or their surviving spouses or domestic partners, to buy the chairs, each numbered by district, for $35.
Ms. Feinstein said the departmentmight be removing the prosecutors to take advantage of a little-noticed provision in the 2006 reauthorization of the USA Patriot Act that expanded its authority to make indefinite interim appointments.
Green Party and Democratic Party members say Republicans took advantage of a little-known provision in election law that allows people in some cases to become a Green Party nominee with a single write-in vote.
