The phrase "advantages of finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of discovering or locating something.
Example: "The advantages of finding a mentor in your field can greatly enhance your career development."
Alternatives: "benefits of discovering" or "gains from locating".
Mammographers are not convinced, and they stress the advantages of finding cancers early.
However, the advantages of finding a closed form convolution solution for TAC use, like the GDC model, are that only a single organ ROI is used, and that long-term data collection, as needed for washout-only modelling, becomes a shorter term requirement.
Compared with traditional target-based or ligand-based approaches, the proposed FIM method has the advantages of finding target candidates and ligand candidates simultaneously.
So as a performer making only his third foray into contemporary music I intended to take every advantage of finding myself able to sit and play a work for the composer who created it.
Such approaches have the additional advantage of finding compounds that directly affect function [4].
HomologyTeams has the advantage of finding nonnested regions [ 14], but its gain of sensitivity is not evident until inversions are extremely frequent (>10).
Therefore, contrary to parsimony and ML, this method has the advantage of finding the best model of trait evolution before estimating ancestral states.
Not only will a web-based version be able to take advantage of finding key ontology terms or publications via the internet, but it will be configurable so that it can be directly connected to a software package or database.
The advantage of finding modeling classes online is that you can read the reviews and credentials of the teacher.
There might be a charge for this -- an advantage of finding a place that does this is even if you do your own cutting, they will have scraps that are for sale so you may not have to buy 8 feet (2.4 m) after all.
