The phrase "advantage of obviating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits of eliminating or preventing a problem or issue.
Example: "The advantage of obviating potential risks is that it saves time and resources in the long run."
Alternatives: "benefit of eliminating" or "advantage of preventing".
Stem cells have the added advantage of obviating the need for laboratory animals.
This strategy, if it can be adapted for human application, has the potential to correct both the loss-of-function and gain-of-function mechanisms, and would have the advantage of obviating the need for immunosuppression.
From a biotechnological viewpoint, in vitro enzymatic synthesis has the advantage of obviating limitations related to cellular uptake and possible toxicity of substrates, thereby making it possible to utilize a much wider range of substrates for production of novel homopolymers or copolymers.
Chemical ablation techniques with alcohol or guanethidine also offer potential advantage in obviating endothelial damage although it remains unclear whether or not dissemination of neurotoxin beyond the periadventitial layer could be an undesired effect of such therapy.
Conversely, if a large and continuous supply of a consistent AI is needed at low cost for industrial applications, the use of inducible promoters in transgenic plants grown in the field can offer advantages in obviating the production of very large volumes of agrobacterial inoculum and its application over large areas [ 5, 7].
Compared to cardiac MRI, the short acquisition times of multislice CT are a great advantage obviating the need for sedation or general anaesthesia in younger patients.
Cable, but not satellite, offers the advantage of two-way communication, obviating the need for another phone line.
Indeed, intrathecal use of opioids in this group may have distinct advantages as it obviates many of the side effects of systemic opioids that may be required in large doses producing unacceptable side effects.
They have many advantages, including the ease of preparation of synthetic peptides, use of one peptide for a variety of cargos, obviating the necessity for chemical modification of cargos and increased circulation time of cargo due to protective/shielding effects exerted by the peptide [ 21, 36].
An important advantage of this strategy is that it obviates the need for a pre-determined set of functional models.
The advantage of the latter technique is that it obviates the need to invasively sample fetal material by chorionic villus sampling or amniocentesis.
