The phrase "advantages and efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the benefits and effectiveness of a particular method, process, or product.
Example: "The new software offers several advantages and efficiency improvements over the previous version."
Alternatives: "benefits and effectiveness" or "gains and productivity".
The work in this paper demonstrates further the advantages and efficiency of the proposed constitutive model, especially in the absence of cyclic coupon test results.
Comparisons of RNA-GA with standard genetic algorithm (SGA) for typical test functions show the advantages and efficiency of the proposed algorithm.
To gain competitive advantages and efficiency improvements such as reduced inventory and higher delivery reliability, companies are introducing information exchange systems that communicate demand to suppliers and production progress information to customers in the network.
Along this line, multiple topographical maps delineating parallel and divergent functional regions have been accounted for in terms of computational efficiency or even developmental and evolutionary advantages and efficiency [91], [92].
These results can further illustrate the advantages and efficiency of our PPIA-based method.
The advantages and efficiencies of such capabilities would be a tremendous boon for retailers already faced with increased competition and shrinking margins.
It's a question as relevant to American democracy as appointing a blue-ribbon commission to study what advantages and efficiencies we might achieve by repudiating the Declaration of Independence and rejoining the British Empire.
Given the resource-intensity of all secondary research methodologies, the strategic advantages and efficiencies of such collaborations are clear.
Numerical results demonstrate the advantage and efficiency of our time integrators in comparison with the existing numerical approaches.
Numerical experiments are carried out and the numerical results show the advantage and efficiency of our new integrators as compared with existing numerical methods for highly oscillatory problems from the scientific literature.
A central principle of mainstream economics is that trade can make everyone better off through comparative advantage and efficiency gains from specialization and greater efficiency.
