The phrase "advantage of improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive outcomes that result from making improvements in a particular area.
Example: "The advantage of improvement in our processes has led to increased efficiency and reduced costs."
Alternatives: "benefit of enhancement" or "gain from progress".
The company has also taken advantage of improvements in the networking layer (with iSPDY) to lower latency and improve message delivery time.
The other first-floor spaces are being redone to take advantage of improvements in the neighborhood, notably the renovation of Madison Square Park, which is across Fifth Avenue from the building.
"All of our businesses are well positioned to take advantage of improvements in the global macroenvironment as we manage the group through a slow and gradual economic recovery".
They will update their plans every two hours, taking advantage of improvements to lift ground-holding orders.Change in the airBut administrative reforms are also needed.
Not only would a software phone have fewer components and, presumably, cost less to build, but it would also be easily reprogrammed to take advantage of improvements in the network.
In each case, engineers would take advantage of improvements in the SAR technology that was first used by Nasa's Magellan spacecraft to map Venus's surface in the early 90s.
SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about the choice by some people to amputate more of a limb to take advantage of improvements in prostheses described incorrectly the artificial leg used by Ann Kornhauser, who lost part of a foot because of a tumor and later opted to amputate below the knee.
In contrast, one major advantage of improvements to silicon technology is that uptake may be far easier, given the ubiquity of silicon architecture in the present everyday life.
Since then, the detector has been upgraded to take advantage of improvements to the Tevatron and to enhance its physics capabilities.
