The phrase "advantage to studying" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of studying in various contexts, such as education or personal development.
Example: "One significant advantage to studying regularly is that it helps reinforce the material in your memory."
Alternatives: "benefit of studying" or "merit of studying".
Furthermore, a nontrivial advantage to studying pigmentation traits is that variation is often easily detectable by eye.
The ability to compare samples taken before and after any manifestations of disease are present is an obvious advantage to studying the exposome.
Although sulfenic acids are often transient, an advantage to studying this modification is that it represents the initial product of two-electron oxidants with the thiolate anion and can therefore serve as a marker for oxidant-sensitive cysteine residues.
An additional advantage to studying genomic comparisons within NOD substrains is the availability of BAC libraries for two of them, NOD/MrkTac and NOD/ShiLtJ (Steward et al. 2010); https://www.sanger.ac.uk/resources/mouse/nod/.sanger.ac.uk/resources/mouse/nod/
Another advantage to studying such professions is that they are comprised of persons with comparable socioeconomic status, a characteristic often associated with baseline rates of LHM in the population.
Animal models offer a distinct advantage to study TLE by allowing the assessment of baseline, developing and chronic epileptic states.
For clarifying the RS mechanism and developing RRAM device based on donor-type STO system, it is advantage to study different metal-doped STO material.
Our flow cytometry approach offers the advantage to study freshly dissociated muscle EC prior to any in vitro manipulation and thus we believe that this approach is suitable and appropriate to study the molecular mechanisms involved in endothelial dysfunction.
The Khalkh population has a relatively close genetic affinity to populations of the northern part of East Asia showing a relatively homogeneous genetic background, which provides an advantage to study complex phenotype (Katoh et al. 2002, 2005; Nakajima et al. 2004).
