The phrase "advantages of the scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positive aspects or benefits of a particular plan or proposal.
Example: "The advantages of the scheme include increased efficiency and cost savings for the organization."
Alternatives: "benefits of the scheme" or "merits of the scheme".
Councillor John Northcott, cabinet planning spokesman, said the advantages of the scheme outweighed points made by objectors.
Results from several test cases are presented that show good agreement with analytical solutions and illustrate the advantages of the scheme.
However, this solution requires the user to reveal the identity of the RP to the IdP, and this removes one of the advantages of the scheme (as discussed in Section 5.1.2).
One of the advantages of the scheme is that it needs not an accurate result of symbol timing synchronization (only with the toleration of ±1/2 cyclic prefix length).
Thousands of workers take advantage of the scheme.
An estimated 2m council home owners, many of them traditional Labour voters, took advantage of the scheme.
To take advantage of the scheme, the property must be your main home, and you must live there with the lodger for at least part of the time.
The report, based on a Mori survey of parents, called for more "help and support" from the government to allow these families to take advantage of the scheme.
But relatively few people have taken advantage of the scheme - 2,000 at the last count, even though repossessions stand at 30,000 a year.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that some 400,000 borrowers will be able to take advantage of the scheme; the bill's backers insist the number could be as high as 1.5m.
"Taxpayers may question the benefit of this massive spending after the NAO revealed that half of employers who have taken advantage of the scheme would probably have provided the training for their staff anyway".
