The phrase "advantages of considering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of taking something into account or evaluating a particular situation or option.
Example: "The advantages of considering alternative energy sources are numerous, including environmental benefits and cost savings."
Alternatives: "benefits of taking into account" or "gains from evaluating".
The FP7 project BRIDGE (sustainaBle uRban plannIng Decision support accountinG for urban mEtabolism) aimed to address this gap by illustrating the advantages of considering these issues in urban planning.
The advantages of considering AM-FM models come from their ability to describe image structures over different frequency scales.
Additionally, the cost benefit analysis is also described to highlight the advantages of considering the suggested solar panel configuration from the present study.
The advantages of considering both characteristics in a single method, like in the proposed one, become clear in comparison with the independent use of the Group Lasso and Trace Norm regularizers.
Indeed, there are two main advantages of considering the solutions M ( s, t ), J ( s, t ), instead of m ( s, t ) : = n ( s, t ) − A ( s ) ; (i) they satisfy a closed equation, (ii) the dual problem to the corresponding stationary equation has a negative first eigenvalue.
See Supplementary Material for more details about advantages of considering network information in our approach.
It allows the great advantage of considering the environmental loads independently of the structural response of the ship.
A wide range of designs obtained demonstrates the advantage of considering group index and bandwidth simultaneously when designing HPCWs.
Therefore, compared to former work, the proposed equation has the advantage of considering interactions between the units of the system.
This method has the foremost advantage of considering a non-homogeneous ground, composed by separate layers with different conductivities and having surface irregularities, such as hills or valleys.
