The phrase "advantage result" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a result that provides an advantage, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The advantage result of our new strategy is an increase in customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "beneficial outcome" or "favorable result".
No one would ever claim that competitive advantage results from using the latest version of Microsoft Exchange.
Competitive advantage results from the presence of world-class institutions that first create specialized factors and then continually work to upgrade them.
Apparently this advantage resulted from (1) a good product that was distinctive and superior and (2) substantial and skillful sales promotion.
Integration of viral DNA promotes a selective cell growth advantage, resulting a risk factor for cancer development.
Five: Potential for gaining unfair political advantage resulting from simultaneously being the employee of a (private) news organization and the London mayor (paid by the taxpayer), including the possibility of information that might damage him politically being ignored or underplayed.
Next day a modest plan was put into effect, which though it gained the Americans no great tactical advantage resulted in some of the British troops running from the Americans, proving that the enemy was not invincible.
The consistency of the depth dependence of |G*|(Z) for adult human and neonatal bovine tissue suggests a functional advantage resulting from this behavior.
The gendered nature of individuals' comparative advantage results in specialisation within families, with women focused largely on home production and men focused largely on market work.
Clinton's advantage results in part from her husband Bill Clinton's outreach to black voters during his presidency.
The purpose of our experiments was to determine whether women's advantage results from women being stronger than men, as many argue.
