The phrase "advantages is based" is not correct in English.
It should be "advantages are based" to agree in number. You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the foundation or reasoning behind certain benefits or advantages.
Example: "The advantages are based on extensive research and analysis of market trends."
Alternatives: "benefits are derived from" or "advantages stem from".
Resource-based advantages are based in unique assets or inputs that are valuable, rare, hard to imitate, durable, and specific to your organization.
Advantages are based on patient's interests.
Assurance of competitive advantage is based on decision making process of managers by using SCM information.
Their new book, Beyond Performance: How great organizations build ultimate competitive advantage, is based on more than a decade of research and practical experience with clients.
It was that agriculture, because its comparative advantage is based on land, climate and technology rather than on labor, is, and would continue to be, vitally dependent on exports.
As a result, the company has developed a strategy where competitive advantage is based not on volume alone, but on knowledge of its customers and ability to serve them efficiently.
And they tend to be married to more worldly women than management wives used to be .That said, the multinationals' management advantage is based more on training and experience of running a large business than on exposure to other countries.
4.79 1.636 0.765 Our strategy for competitive advantage is based on our understanding of customer needs.
–Push government to invest in education: We've reached the stage where competitive advantage is based primarily on the education and skills of the work force.
Mxit, now pivoting to an education platform since rival messaging apps have finally caught up and eroded its competitive advantage, is based there; as is payment app SnapScan (recently acquired by Standard Bank, Africa's largest lender) and countless others.
