The phrase "advantage of procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of following specific procedures in a given context.
Example: "The advantage of procedures in project management is that they ensure consistency and efficiency in the workflow."
Alternatives: "benefit of procedures" or "merit of procedures".
This result indicates a major advantage of procedures 2 and 3. To distinguish cleaning procedure 2 from procedure 3, a PCA was carried out with only the two corresponding datasets (see Figure 5).
Therefore we decided to take advantage of procedures described in a norm [ 3] recommended for testing airborne disinfection against microbes (bacteria, fungi and spores) to evaluate the virucidal effect of disinfectants diffused by hot fogging on poliovirus type 1, a non enveloped virus which is resistant to disinfectants in suspension.
The developed algorithm takes advantage of different procedures including swap, deletion, extraction-insertion and perturbation.
The company's strategy may be to take advantage of discovery procedures, which can be extensive in the United States, to get access to documents that could help to prove its case.
By the standard law-and-economics account, deviations from absolute priority arise because well-positioned insiders take advantage of cumbersome procedures and permissive judges.
This poses the advantage of noninvasive procedures, decreasing complication risks and costs of the intervention.
Another advantage of CABG procedures is with regard to the need for repeat revascularization.
One advantage of CATI procedures is related to time and cost efficiency.
A further advantage of decellularization procedures is given by the possibility to manipulate tissues in sterile settings without modifying the extraction power of the treatment.
Various studies have identified the "first pass accuracy" of guide wire placement as a relevant advantage of navigation procedures [ 3, 11].
