The phrase "advantage of enhancing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive outcomes of improving or augmenting something.
Example: "The advantage of enhancing our marketing strategy is that it will attract more customers and increase sales."
Alternatives: "benefit of improving" or "gain from augmenting".
But they bestow on them a standing that is dearer than gold and that has the practical advantage of enhancing their market value no end in the profane environs of Madison Avenue, where, like Avedon, they make their financial killings.
Gearing them up to cope with a malevolent biological attack would have the added advantage of enhancing our ability to deal with infectious diseases whose causes are wholly natural.
Apart from its accuracy, this method, which is based on a multi-objective evolutionary algorithm, has the added advantage of enhancing the energy efficiency of lighting installations.
This procedure has the advantage of enhancing the coronary tree as well as the right heart.
Non-physical delivery methods carry the advantage of enhancing gene delivery in a non-invasive means to patients without requiring specialist equipment.
However, relative effectiveness of aerobic-composting via external microbial culture needs to be evaluated vis-à-vis vermi-composting technology, as studies indicate that vermi-composting also renders the advantage of enhancing the diversities of bacterial and fungal communities (Huang et al. 2014).
Finally, the micro-perfused electrodes take advantage of enhanced RF delivery with the help of saline perfusion.
In general, the EFS framework can be used in any such tasks in which it is applicable to take advantage of enhanced feature discrimination.
Attempts to extrapolate to RA the therapeutic benefits of HDACi in animal models of arthritis, or the potential advantages of enhancing HDAC activity, will require a thorough analysis of the effects of HAT and HDAC modulation on primary human immune and stromal cells relevant to RA, preferably those derived from RA synovial tissue.
The results reveal that both strategies are similarly efficient, but that collective query formation has advantages in terms of enhancing group collaboration and awareness, allowing users to bootstrap query-specification skills, and personal preference.
Excitation using deep UV wavelengths (< 250 nm), in particular, offers the benefits of spectra obtained in a largely fluorescence-free region while taking advantage of signal enhancing resonance Raman effects for key classes of organic compounds, such as the aromatics.
