The phrase "advantage of bring" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error, and the correct form would likely be "advantage of bringing."
Example: "One advantage of bringing your own lunch is that you can save money."
Alternatives: "benefit of bringing" or "advantage of taking."
It is a prime location for wind energy production which has the added advantage of bringing in much needed revenue and creating jobs.
A judge-led inquiry or commission may have the advantage of bringing together the 13 separate compensation cases currently going through the courts.
Mr. Woods said one advantage of bringing tribal members in to work at tribal businesses is that they are given that opportunity to prove themselves, where other businesses might be much more skeptical of a new hire's abilities.
"I expect that one big advantage of bringing back the stick shift is that it will improve Buick's image among those who like a sportier car," said Pete Phillips, editor of the Buick Bugle, house magazine of the Buick Club of America.
Film versions of books can have the advantage of bringing the story and its characters to life in a way that is readily accessible and vibrant but, invariably, moving on to read the book adds new details and hidden depths.
The district where the forfeiture action is filed has the advantage of bringing all related proceedings together, avoiding the waste that flows from consideration of different parts of the same forfeiture proceeding in the court where the warrant issued or the court where the property was seized.
Further, because the CSG model kept scientists in a central team, they remained at a distance from the policy-making Divisions, at least in MAFF 31 once again, DoE's model, which had most scientists bedded out in policy units had the advantage of bringing them closer to policy, even if much of their effort was still focused on commissioning.
