The phrase "advantages in practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the practical benefits or positive outcomes of a theory, method, or approach in real-world applications.
Example: "While the theory is sound, the advantages in practice become evident when we analyze the results of the implemented strategy."
Alternatives: "practical benefits" or "real-world advantages".
But Mr. Nolling insists that whatever the euro's advantages, in practice policy makers have gone too far in their effort to preserve the single currency.
Contemporary clinical study design methods are presented here as they apply to neuromodulation in general and SCS in particular, so as to demonstrate advantages in practice.
Due to various advantages in practice, designs (or solution candidates) with low descriptive complexities (called simple designs) are usually preferred than complex ones when their performances are close.
As time-evolving networks occur very often in biological systems, we expect our method will also have significant advantages in practice.
While this approach may have advantages in practice settings, there are disadvantages if a simple threshold approach is used in epidemiological research or policy work where questions focus upon population prevalence and effectiveness of interventions.
(There are sometimes advantages in practicing an art form which cannot say or mean anything concrete, and musicians everywhere generally like to make a living).
But if there are advantages in practicing in more typical schools, there are also difficulties in relating the variety of experience thus attained to the purpose and content of the college course, particularly when there are discrepancies between the methods and approaches taught in the colleges and those that the student encounters in the school.
Its main advantage in practice is that it enables to directly use image reflectance values in depth estimations, without refining depth-caused scatterings from other environmental factors (e.g. bottom material and vegetation).
Whether or not this is an advantage in practice for inferring regulatory networks is still an open question that deserves to be studied.
Experimentation with the means to minimise reactive force disturbance is a subject of current investigation as the sensing approach and tolerance of the system to disturbances in the delicate procedure of cochleostomy offer feasibility of advantage in practice.
