The phrase "advantage of the window" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a benefit or opportunity that arises from a specific situation or context, in this case, related to a window.
Example: "The advantage of the window is that it allows for natural light to brighten the room."
Alternatives: "benefit of the window" or "merit of the window".
To prevent species extinctions, it is necessary to take advantage of the window of opportunity for forest regeneration.
Then he said: "That is one of the reasons why we should take advantage of the window of opportunity and move forward to peace".
After graduating from Rock Health's accelerator earlier this year with $100K in seed capital under its belt, Kit Check is looking to accelerate growth and build out its sales force and delivery staff to take advantage of the window of opportunity while it's open — and meet customer demand.
We pressured the French, and we pressured the Soviet Union, to take advantage of the window of opportunity and unify Germany".
The goal is to optimize chances for tolerance, prevent ileus, shorten the time frame to achieve goal feeding, and take advantage of the window of opportunity early after admission to the ICU to change outcome with the EN.
When the clinical status of a baby is severe and there is enough certainty about the prognosis, it is considered ethical and appropriate for parents and physicians to take advantage of the window to withdraw life-sustaining treatment.
"North Face redesigned the store to take advantage of the windows".
The Justice Department has its gimlet eye on Microsoft, watching for shenanigans that appear to take unfair advantage of the Windows monopoly.
I see more innovation as companies act to take advantage of the Windows 8 environment, when in a purely price-driven market you would have seen less.
For a brief, glorious moment, I thought I might be able to flip the keyboard all the way around and really take advantage of the Windows 10 touchscreen functionality, but alas, you'll have to settle for a regular old one-in-one laptop here.
First displayed in June 2012 at Computex, the Zenbook Touch series has touch screens to take advantage of the Windows 8 operating system.
