The phrase "advantages of exploiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the benefits or positive outcomes of utilizing a resource, opportunity, or situation.
Example: "The advantages of exploiting renewable energy sources include reduced carbon emissions and long-term cost savings."
Alternatives: "benefits of utilizing" or "gains from leveraging".
To the scope, the authors point out the potential advantages of exploiting poorly known instruments developed within TRIZ field.
Aside from the advantages of exploiting Disney's own back catalogue, fairy tales also have the advantage of narratives that cut across cultural specifics, making them viable for audiences from Australia to Argentina.
Here we compare and contrast current methods to generate human monoclonal antibodies and highlight the advantages of exploiting the human antibody repertoire using a novel method that allows efficient immortalization and cloning of human memory B cells.
The experiments in this section illustrate the advantages of exploiting burstiness in SLP exercises.
To further describe the advantages of exploiting micro-multipath information, we can represent the multipath propagation in an alternative view, as shown in Figure 3.
The advantages of exploiting diversity and multiplexing gains of multi-antenna systems promotes the application of MIMO technology in wireless video communications systems.
From the start, Mr. Bush's advisers kept an eye on the clock, appreciating the extent to which legal deadlines played to their benefit, and the advantage of exploiting opportunities to slow down the proceedings.
The proposed flow has the advantage of exploiting a new performance metric and presents an efficient methodology for static estimation of average performance of asynchronous circuits with choices at the template level.
In fact, both versions of the new technique outperform by far, in terms of estimation accuracy, the RM estimator with an advantage for version II over version I (the advantage of exploiting the Toeplitz structure is now clearer).
The advantage of exploiting CSIT prediction for cognitive LTE-A is illustrated here in terms of five performance measures, i.e., spectrum utilization, sensing energy, channel switching, PLR, and average instantaneous throughput.
This is found to be true even for the case when the structured GLRT does not use shrinkage but the unstructured GLRT does, thus confirming the remarkable advantage of exploiting spatial information in uncertain scenarios.
