The phrase "advantage of land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects associated with land, such as in agriculture, real estate, or environmental contexts.
Example: "The advantage of land ownership is that it provides a stable asset that can appreciate over time."
Alternatives: "benefit of land" or "merit of land".
"People take advantage of land like this.
To take advantage of land bridges to explain their dispersal, the first land animals would have to have evolved millions of years before the Cambrian.
Another advantage of land released because of a change in diet is that this land does not compete with food production.
These metrics allow the users to choose those that best match the scientific questions addressed (e.g., understanding how nearby land use affects lake nutrient concentrations would take advantage of land use/cover calculated for the 100 m lake buffer).
The advantage of land-based technologies is that the end unit does not have to be exposed directly to the RF station.
If you are going to face-check a bush, leap into it just in case it's not empty, so you have an advantage of landing an ability first.
A strong emphasis on the advantages of land sparing may increase the separation of humans from nature, and further reduce public interest in, and awareness of, biodiversity and its benefits.
The model that supplied affordable housing in Britain, predicated on private builders taking advantage of rising land values, is broken.
"We're getting ready to lease about another 35 acres from the parks department, and we had a discussion about taking advantage of the land," Mr. Robertson said.
Slowly, heavy industries have moved into the area, taking advantage of cheap land and labor and -- people in Randolph say -- the town's lack of political muscle to keep them away.
"What we did for so long was just take advantage of the land we have," Ms. Eagan said in an interview, noting that, although Bend is slowly growing, people are not flocking here the way they once were.
