The phrase "advantages apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the applicability of certain benefits or positive aspects in a specific context or situation.
Example: "In this case, the advantages apply to both the consumer and the manufacturer, making it a win-win scenario."
Alternatives: "benefits are relevant" or "gains are applicable."
None of these advantages apply in the new age of the "selfie", the self-portrait taken with front-facing phone camera.
The presented advantages apply for our SAaaS agents as well.
Taken together, several possible evolutionary advantages of oligo- and polyploidy exist for prokaryotes (additional advantages apply for pathogens and very large prokaryotes).
One could debate however whether these potential advantages apply for patients with renal failure.
Schmid used Stockwell's bleach on sectioned material already mounted on slides and suggested that "none of these advantages apply to the bleaching of whole objects" (Schmid, 1977).
The same advantages apply for the construction of multiple mutants by crossing of strains with different gene deletions, which is now possible with considerably less hands-on time and minimal screening effort compared to a transformation approach.
Some of the main advantages applying wood stave pipelines are: Flexible construction Unlike steel and concrete pipelines, wood stave pipelines are not delivered in large segments, but in small discrete parts.
Li says the same home advantage applies to the search engine business.
The home-field advantage applies when the Seahawks have the ball, too.
We push teams to specify in detail the advantage they aim to achieve or leverage, the scope across which the advantage applies, and the activities throughout the value chain that would deliver the intended advantage across the targeted scope.
The principle of comparative advantage applies; people choose occupations that most reward their combination of skills.
