The phrase "advantages of operating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of a particular operation, process, or system.
Example: "The advantages of operating in a digital environment include increased efficiency and accessibility."
Alternatives: "benefits of functioning" or "pros of running".
At a Beijing affiliate of Title Trading, the manager — who asked not to be named because he worries about the chances of finding another job if his operation fails — said he moved here from Canada because of the advantages of operating a trading desk with Chinese who were willing to start trading for little or no salary.
The memo also highlights the advantages of operating in the Cayman Islands.
His report said the two stations should examine "the advantages of operating under a single-tier management structure" within a single building and remove "all mirrored departments".
BMW has bet considerable resources that the cost advantages of operating an electric car will outweigh the one big disadvantage — range.
"We want the Fisher & Paykel Appliances brand to stay and we will support its growth as a global premium brand, with the additional advantages of operating within the Haier Group," he said.
A 2011 study by former Radio Academy boss John Myers, urged the BBC to examine "the advantages" of operating the BBC's four popular music networks under one "single tier management structure".
Unlike most renewables, geothermal power has the advantage of operating 24 hours a day.
Some of those brands have the advantage of operating under the umbrella of a larger chain — an important factor in this stormy weather.
That is 65 years old and has the advantage of operating in one country, which enjoys an over-arching federal legal system.
This photocathode has the advantage of operating in direct contact with the scintillation gas.
In the latter case, seawater biocathodes have the great advantage of operating in high-salinity electrolytes.
