The phrase "advantage to act" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a benefit or opportunity to take action, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "There is a clear advantage to act quickly in this situation to secure the best outcome."
Alternatives: "benefit of acting" or "advantage of taking action".
Ferrocene-based surfactants have the advantage to act both as surfactants and as redox-active compounds.
And it will depend very heavily on the willingness of the leadership of the rising powers to place long-term interests above short-term tactical advantage, to act with restraint rather than their own sense of hubris".
Therefore, it is logical to hypothesize that this organism has an arsenal of accessory virulence factors, which aid in host colonization, help gain a competitive advantage to act synergistically and modulate host gene expression.
By giving Boris the boot, the presidential election can be moved up three months, thereby handing a huge advantage to Acting President Vladimir Putin.
During budget debates in the Senate in 2007, Americas Health Insurance Plans, the HMO lobby, flew in hundreds of elderly Medicare Advantage members to act as citizen lobbyists.
To fail to abide by one's country's laws is to fail to reciprocate, to take advantage of compatriots, to act unfairly towards them.
Persistent macrophage activation is associated with an inhibition of apoptotic signals, giving end-stage HIV-infected macrophages a survival advantage, the ability to act as a continuous source of HIV and to serve as a long-term reservoirs/sites of viral recombination [42].
The government guarantees free expression, the newspaper asserted, but "strictly punishes those who take advantage of this freedom to act against the national interest".
"He's very personable, which makes everyone feel comfortable," said right wing Colin McDonald, 28, who found a home with the Islanders last season, scoring seven goals as a rookie, after spending more than five years in the A.H.L. "He's the head coach, but I don't think he takes advantage of that title to act superior to us.
Sedgwick took advantage of his commission to act instead against the French in neighboring Acadia, which was home to privateers who preyed on English shipping.
To enhance economic stability or reputational advantage, trustees often feel driven to act quickly and decisively.
