The phrase "advantage to complete" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a benefit related to completing something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There is an advantage to completing the project ahead of schedule, as it allows for additional time for revisions."
Alternatives: "benefit of completing" or "advantage of finishing".
Cisse nodded in another after 86 minutes and, when Reds left-back Enrique missed a clearance in added time, Mackie took full advantage to complete QPR's remarkable comeback.
Hearts scored two further goals with their one-man advantage to complete the scoring.
We took this advantage to complete the TE library by including an automatic TE detection and to compare the diversity, content and age of TEs in the three genomes.
However, if such a signed form was not required, there was a substantial advantage to completing the interview over the phone (24% vs. 43%, p < 0.0001).
There are numerous advantages to completing root canal therapy in a single appointment, such as there is no risk of flare-up induced by leakage of the temporary seal between appointments and materials needed for separate visits are saved [ 9].
A minute later, however, a thunderous diagonal volley by McCleary restored Forest's advantage, and to complete an astonishing burst of five goals in eight minutes, he turned in another Reid cross on the hour.
Give full play to the advantage of both to complete an efficient design of underwater wireless sensor network node.
The second case involved a student removing key teeth during the exam to enable them to have better access and advantage over others to complete the assessment task.
" red Sox 6, Mariners 3 Mike Lowell hit a two-run single in the 12th inning, and Boston took advantage of two errors to complete its first sweep in Seattle in 15 years.
Take advantage of the morning to complete the tasks that require more energy and discipline.
Take advantage of the opportunity to complete two business internships, which will be particularly valuable if you intend to pursue a business-focused job upon graduation.
