The phrase "advantage of its purchasing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a benefit related to buying or procurement, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The company took advantage of its purchasing power to negotiate better deals with suppliers."
Alternatives: "benefit from its buying" or "leverage its procurement".
A private equity asset strip or a purchase to take advantage of its property holdings looks more likely.
Rising sales of petrol, as drivers took advantage of its cheaper price, were more than offset by falling purchases in supermarkets, clothing and shoe shops.
The most cost effective approach is for TfL to purchase and own these buses direct taking advantage of its preferential cost of capital in this case.
Walgreen Co., the drugstore chain's parent company, announced Wednesday that it would not move its headquarters to Switzerland to take advantage of its relatively low corporate tax rates after the company completes a purchase of European rival Alliance Boots.
Mykay Kamara Take advantage of NGOs' purchasing power: Whether you are supportive of the significant NGO presence in Sierra Leone or not, they are a large part of the financial ecosystem of the country.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, attitudes diverge based on drug consumption history: among those who have ever taken drugs (many of whom will have taken advantage of friends purchasing on their behalf) 62% believe the law should make a distinction between drug suppliers.
The idea being that, for now, Chirpify offers the easiest way for brands to take advantage of impulse purchasing via social media.
Though the News-Miner is owned separately from the rest of the MediaNews Group newspapers, it is considered a part of the group in order to take advantage of bulk purchasing discounts.
If a product comes with a warranty of 1 year or more, consider it an advantage of purchasing the product from that seller.
