The phrase "advantage of which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a benefit or positive aspect associated with a specific subject or situation previously mentioned.
Example: "The new policy has several benefits, the most significant advantage of which is increased employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "benefit of which" or "merit of which".
His idiosyncratic technique against the seamers remains, advantage of which the Pakistan left-arm pacemen would surely take.
"This presents opportunities and challenges for the Australian economy in our areas of natural competitive advantage, of which renewable energy and innovation are an integral part".
How can you steal a virtual currency, the great advantage of which is that it is supposed to be impervious to outside scrutiny or manipulation?
One hundred years ago, it was factory workers who were being taken advantage of, which resulted in bloody battles and the birth of many unions.
It's one of the most trendy lines of recent years and various attempts have been made to prove a White advantage of which Ivanchuk chose one of the most critical.
The picture was directed by Gary Winick and shot on digital video, the advantage of which is that nobody knows, or at least cares, that you're making a movie, and the disadvantage of which is that the end product appears to have been filmed through a triple layer of bubble wrap.
Sylvia Beach had operated a similar dual-purpose establishment, one of the advantages of which was to draw not only customers but a community of like-minded folk.
The current version uses generalized additive models (GAMs), a modern non-parametric regression technique the advantages of which are discussed.
In this section, we propose a new expansion embedding approach, one of the advantages of which is able to deal with non-integer prediction values for data embedding.
To control for confounding variables, we utilized a propensity score matched model, the advantages of which have been previously demonstrated [11, 12, 13].
The marketplace for tutors sounds fine, but to be honest, I don't think video-based tutoring is going to engage enough to make people want it over a real-life person, the advantages of which are many.
