The phrase "advantage of highlighting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of emphasizing certain information or text.
Example: "One advantage of highlighting key points in a text is that it helps improve retention and understanding."
Alternatives: "benefit of emphasizing" or "merit of underlining".
For President Bush, it has the added advantage of highlighting his promise of "compassionate conservatism".
But the emerging gruesome record does have the advantage of highlighting the ever-present dangers to effective trade unionism of the corporate and state embrace.
The process of creating the sub-projects had the additional advantage of highlighting the ways in which the separate components interact.
As Fujita points out, the relatively open definition of the Kyoto School as such a scholarly and interpersonal "network" has the advantage of highlighting the mutuality of the flow of influence between its members, as well as the fact that "membership" in the unofficial group did not preclude serious disagreement with the thought of Nishida or Tanabe.
For Fodor, this formal notion of thought processes also has the advantage of highlighting the parallels between the causal role of symbols and the contents which they express.
This has the advantage of highlighting broad patterns by removing localised fluctuations, often termed as noise.
Manufacturers must do a better job of highlighting such advantages.
These tax breaks however, will only benefit those wealthy enough to take advantage of them, thus highlighting the problems of relying on the tax system to alleviate poverty.
They need to recognize the advantages of establishing and highlighting long-term career paths for Chinese employees as well.
Barack Obama decided to take advantage of the reversal to highlight updates to his plan.
"We are taking advantage of our participation to highlight the strength of our portfolio and ability to respond to the new reality," Mr Ball says.
