The phrase "advantage of project" is not entirely correct as it lacks an article or a preposition for clarity.
You can use it when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of a specific project, but it should be rephrased for grammatical accuracy.
Example: "The advantage of the project is that it will reduce costs significantly."
Alternatives: "benefit of the project" or "merit of the project".
In addition to deploying fundamentally new learning technologies, we worked closely with teachers at participating schools to develop new curricula and new pedagogical approaches that take advantage of project-enhanced science learning.
Mr. Wittmann, who grew up in nearby Waco, said Central Texas also had the advantage of projecting a heartland image, the opposite image of the rich and elite Martha's Vineyard, where Bill Clinton frequently vacationed.
I am always loath to take advantage of projecting work into a meeting that has not been set up professionally but I shall always regret that, despite the darkness of the night shoot, I had not asked to take Salinger's photograph.
Present organizations were advised to take advantage of this project support (project implementation manual, downloads of intervention materials, contacts), to form a local steering committee independently, and to implement '10,000 Steps' according to the guidelines and intervention components described in the project implementation manual.
This paper describes experiences with effective LCE education using the advantages of project-led education.
First-mover advantage of the project proponents and the support of local government accounted for the success of the development project in this study.
We have taken advantage of their project as well as other iGEM successes to develop a teaching curriculum for high schools and colleges.
A significant advantage of this project is that its unique design, developed using open-source software, is exportable to those who wish to undertake other similar endeavors in the field of digital humanities.
The participating industries also take advantage of the project: the groups competing against each other act as a multiskilled work force, actually making proposals capable of improving their products, their efficiency, and reducing costs.
Project managers who want to be in a stronger position to achieve their goals should adopt the principles of traditional brand management — such as developing a strong pitch and taking advantage of a project's natural attributes to generate enthusiasm among the people working on it.
