The phrase "advantage to help" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a benefit or assistance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new software provides an advantage to help streamline our workflow."
Alternatives: "benefit to assist" or "advantage for support".
It would be greatly to China's advantage to help, by pushing Pakistan, perhaps the closest of all its foreign friends, to make a genuine effort to halt violence there.
In other games, Dan Boyle scored on a spectacular end-to-end rush with a two-man advantage to help the San Jose Sharks down the Minnesota Wild 4-2, while the Edmonton Oilers won their fifth straight game with a 8-2 thrashing of the Calgary Flames.
Not only can the PI help you find a fellowship, it is to his or her advantage to help you earn one.
Simpson says this product addition will help not only in keeping those existing users satisfied, but should act as a competitive advantage to help attract new users, too.
"There may be new types of relationships that we have, but we're very focused on one thing which is…becoming a digital newsroom for brands, and this technology gives us a strategic advantage to help us do that," says Mills.
This gave them an advantage to help get a read on the wind in the stadium, it was mostly covered for about 50 meters of the field but a WIDE open field just before the targets without proper useable windsocks in view.
The advantage to helping her on the phone was that she learned to read Hebrew very quickly.
If its basic premise of an inclusive fitness advantage to helping with high relatedness is correct, then the same result ought to occur when cooperation is modeled as the spread of a helping allele.
Senator Barack Obama, the Democratic presidential nominee, has a litany of structural advantages to help him.
After using those advantages to help score a victory for the project, called the National Ignition Facility, or N.I.F., the scientist directing the project told the conference, "I see how hard it is to get a billion dollars".
But according to Dr Bhanupong Nidhiprabha, Associate Professor of Economics at Bangkok's Thammasat University, Thailand had two distinct advantages to help it fight back: its own (then seriously depressed) currency, which boosted export demand, and a growing worldwide market.
