The phrase "advantage of the progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive outcomes resulting from advancements or improvements in a particular area.
Example: "The advantage of the progress made in renewable energy technologies is that we can reduce our carbon footprint significantly."
Alternatives: "benefit of the advancement" or "gain from the progress".
Taking advantage of the progress made in numerical simulation and associated computational time, the sodium flow in a fuel pin sub-assembly is characterized in this work.
Only by continuous optimization of the tools, taking advantage of the progress made by the ESD research community, can a widespread, successful application be achieved.
Here I take advantage of the progress made by this paper to outline key issues that still require addressing to understand the effect of missing individuals on social network analysis.
Taking advantage of the progress made by the superconductor industry since the model coil fabrications, the ITER Nb3Sn conductors have been redesigned using higher performance (advanced) strands to recover the original designed temperature margin without changing the conductor envelopes.
Neural translation is a huge leap over prior translation systems, as it's able to take advantage of the progress made in the machine learning field to make translations more accurate, and sound more like the way people speak the language.
"With all the technical progress, if every individual makes it his or her primary concern of taking advantage of the progress and using it for the good instead of abusing it for his or her individual lifestyle, this world then will be a better place to live". To change and change for the better are two different things.
Here we discuss the impact and advantages of the progress made in profiling large cohorts and dynamic systems with high temporal resolution and automated sampling.
Taking advantage of the modest progress that the British military administration had effected, the Italians rapidly pursued social and political advancement, although economic development proved much more difficult.
So one advantage of the leisurely progress of these versions lies in allowing the striking designs (by Rob Howell for the Ibsen and Hildegard Bechtler for the Chekhov) to be fully realised.
In order to simplify the code management and the interface between the codes, and to take advantage of the hardware progress it is favourable to generate a code that can cope with both conditions.
PlayJam plans to take advantage of the rapid progress in chip architectures.
