The phrase "advantage of a range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of having a variety of options or choices available.
Example: "The advantage of a range of products is that customers can select the one that best fits their needs."
Alternatives: "benefit of a variety" or "merit of a selection".
A spokesman for the council told GGC that the deal could be worth £63m if it "wishes to take advantage of a range of additional services Northgate could offer".
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We're taking full advantage of a range of federal and local grants and rebates on this, including the Treasury's 1603 program.
Furthermore, by transferring to alternative hosts one may take advantage of a range of technologies developed for general platform cell factories like Escherichia coli and Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
"In common with most other local authority areas, the way forward realistically has to be taking full advantage of a range of opportunities rather than there being a single solution," he said.
The current survey took advantage of a range of design and formatting strategies to enhance completion, additionally including a personalised cover letter and stamped addressed envelopes.
Now, it's releasing a few of those features it discussed, including pickup corrections users can make after they've already booked a driver, and a number of new customer support options drivers can take advantage of across a range of different areas.
The high numbers of DArT markers generated in a single assay which are distributed over the whole genome offers a real advantage for a range of molecular breeding and genomics applications.
Of these, thermal evaporation might be the most attractive technique with the advantage of synthesizing a range of tungsten oxide nanostructures depending on the substrate temperature at lower temperatures than other techniques.
This study had the advantage of including a range of prospectively collected life course factors not always available in previous cross-sectional studies [ 4, 6, 18].
The resulting scale, the MSRS, was felt to have the advantage of tapping a range of important domains for MS patients, not solely focused on walking but including other aspects of function that might be important to monitor over time.
