The phrase "advantage of hosting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of hosting an event, service, or platform.
Example: "One significant advantage of hosting the conference in our city is the accessibility of transportation for attendees."
Alternatives: "benefit of hosting" or "merit of hosting".
The advantage of hosting a similar show for television would be that Mr. Baldwin could record several interviews in a single day and leave his schedule open to perform as an actor, either in movies or potentially another television comedy.
From the perspective of User Profiling, an advantage of hosting the documentation (e.g., a SAD) in a Wiki is that users' interactions can be monitored in order to gather information to build user profiles.
Still, I bet a lot of users will take advantage of hosting on the down-low.
We have found the primary advantage of hosting data analysis off-site is the ability to construct a low-cost, scalable network on demand with unrestricted access.
Influenza A virus takes advantage of host posttranslational modifications for its own benefit.
INDIANS 10, MARINERS 4: Travis Fryman homered, doubled and drove in four runs as Cleveland took advantage of host Seattle's sloppy fielding.
MAGIC 100, HEAT 86: Orlando improved to 2-0 for the first time since 1993, taking advantage of host Miami's sputtering offense and defensive breakdowns.
In principle, selection would be the most elegant and efficient approach because it is based on growth advantage of host cells harboring stereoselective mutants, but devising such selection systems is very challenging.
In addition to bacteria, protozoa like Entamoeba histolytica (amebic colitis and amebic liver abscesses) also take advantage of host microvillar proteins [14].
However, if viruses adapt to escape the epitope precursors [12] [15], which are created by the monomorphic proteasome and TAP, the protective effect of the MHC polymorphism and the fitness advantage of hosts with rare MHC alleles would be lost.
It is also plausible that opportunistic bacteria take advantage of host specific factors and colonize wherever growth conditions are suitable.
