The phrase "advantage of assuming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive outcomes of making an assumption in a particular context.
Example: "The advantage of assuming that the project will be completed on time is that it allows for better resource allocation."
Alternatives: "benefit of presuming" or "gain from taking for granted".
A comparison of (15) and (16) confirms the advantage of assuming conditions of type (6) on Ω ϱ.
The advantage of assuming full-time employment is that we can include also individuals who are temporarily out of work in the estimations.
On the other hand, the high Péclet numbers validate the use of simpler computational codes to couple thermally both coolants, taking advantage of assuming that the heat transfer between the structure and the fluids is one-dimensional.
The advantage of assuming this property is the continuity of the measure μ on cubes which can ensure that there is a Calderón-Zygmund decomposition [4, 6], which is one of the basic and most frequently used tools in the classical theory.
The advantage of assuming an N-link is that the reactions could be related to the synthesis of nucleotides.
This procedure has the advantage of not assuming multivariate normality.
Permutation tests have the advantage of not assuming a parametric underlying distribution of expression values.
This test has the advantage of not assuming a specific distribution function.
This method has the advantage of not assuming a specific distribution for either the cost or the effectiveness [ 19].
We used a distance-based (Cavalli-Sforza and Edwards chord distance) assignment method, which in contrast to the previous method has the advantage of not assuming Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium or absence of linkage disequilibrium among loci (e.g., [ 59]).
While the two methods produced much the same results in this example, both identifying informative clustering, the Lamothe adjusted OR has the advantage of not assuming any particular distribution of the data.
