The phrase "advantages of linking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of connecting or associating different elements, ideas, or entities.
Example: "The advantages of linking various data sources can lead to more comprehensive insights and improved decision-making."
Alternatives: "benefits of connecting" or "gains from associating".
It does have the advantage of linking our current arguments about the power of government to its origins in the Revolutionary era — no small achievement.
One advantage of linking worship to areas not directly associated with religion is overcoming the obstacle of secular apathy to anything religious by creating a shared understanding of the values that religious and non-religious people hold dear.
In terms of the mathematics curriculum (at least in Australia), the study demonstrates the advantage of linking internal sections of the curriculum in meaningful ways.
The advantage of linking the laser trigger to T inc is that now T inc can be scanned with respect to T 0. Referring back to Fig. 2, such a scan effectively moves the buckets along the z-axis.
These surveys provide nationally representative estimates of HIV prevalence in the general population and have the advantage of linking socio-demographic and behavioral data to the HIV serostatus of individuals [6].
Importantly, these anchor-based methods have the advantage of linking the change in a given score to the patient's perspective (which is captured by the anchor) [ 23].
The primordial advantage of linking some amino acids (most likely glycine and alanine) to the ancestral acceptor stem may have been selective retention in a protocell surrounded by a leaky membrane for use in nucleotide and coenzyme synthesis.
We take advantage of linked data for both hospital admissions (SMR01) and clinical information (SCI-DC).
This study takes advantage of linked provincial health service and immigration databases in a setting with a high portion of diverse newcomers.
Case-finding algorithms typically take advantage of linked administrative health databases, whereas validation of individual diagnoses may only take place in a single administrative data source.
