The phrase "advantages achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the benefits or positive outcomes that have been obtained as a result of a particular action or process.
Example: "The advantages achieved through this new strategy have significantly improved our overall performance."
Alternatives: "gains realized" or "benefits obtained".
A simple example to illustrate the advantages achieved by using the proposed method is supplied.
This study reports the current problems of steel façade panels and the advantages achieved with the new vertical joint design, bonded with a toughened epoxy resin.
Finally, we propose architectures with large crosstalk and some inherent fabrication-related advantages achieved by duplicating the basic multimode waveguide and using it as a spectral filter.
Further work should allow coupling the separation advantages achieved by these elements with the wide variety of detection techniques available in fibre-optics.
In addition, we find that spin-offs are more frequent in firms that wish to exploit strategic advantages achieved through knowledge investments and in firms that increase efforts to the focus on the parent firm's core competences.
We report on the state of the art of the MARTe migration process, the difficulties dealt with, the benefits and advantages achieved, the progress made from our last report and, in particular, we describe the integration of the ODIN equilibrium reconstruction system in the real-time environment.
Firstly, it proposed that the formation the knowledge cooperation was mainly due to complementary resource advantages achieving, cost and risk sharing, and mutual learning.
The potential re-use of catalysts is an advantage achieved by recycling the ionic liquid phase.
The throughput advantage achieved using G=73 over a conventional fluidized bed with G=1 ranged from 845 to 3094.
An equally valid idea of a fair society may be one in which people are given the space and the right to strive for inequality: advantage achieved by their own efforts.
Their success is based on a competitive advantage achieved principally either through differentiation of merchandise or customer experience (Apple, J. Crew, Michael Kors, Louis Vuitton, Galeries Lafayette) or cost/price leadership (Wal-Mart, Amazon, IKEA, Aldi, H&M, Zara, Uniqlo).
