"advantages in developing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the benefits of undertaking a certain task or endeavor. For example: There are numerous advantages in developing a well-thought-out marketing strategy.
Software developers say that Microsoft's vast influence in programming languages not only gives the company special advantages in developing applications; it also tends to bind outside developers to Microsoft's operating systems and applications programs.
The new agency could have advantages in developing stronger integration of care and education while improving the quality of both.
Our study indicates that there are significant advantages in developing THz quantum cascade lasers (QCLs) with GaN-based quantum well (QW) structures.
The insights gained from this study should suggest if there are advantages in developing a hybrid TMO to account for reflections and minimize any negative impact on the viewing experience.
By 1850, however, the majority of the South was not interested in exploiting its advantages in developing a transcontinental railroad or railroads in general.
This study therefore reveals that a crystallization approach to purification offers advantages in developing efficient industrial processes and reducing costs.
While in developed countries transparency and information technology have reduced the co-location advantage, in developing countries local knowledge is still crucial.
State-owned companies "have an overall advantage in developing the electric vehicle industry," Li Rongrong, Sasac's chairman, said in a statement.
"This is not the type of company I typically recommend, but there is a huge first-mover advantage in developing vaccines," said Sharon Seiler, a securities analyst at Punk, Ziegel & Company, which helped VaxGen go public when it was spun off from Genentech in 1995.
A resplendent court culture of its own able to supply a high level of intellectual and artistic input to guide the majolica painters, suitable clay resources and an abundance of wood to fuel furnaces gave the Marche region an advantage in developing this prestigious industry.
History has shown repeatedly how the United States has lost an early competitive advantage in developing high‐value technologies to international competition when commercialization infrastructure was not adequately supported.
