The phrase "advantages through which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects that are facilitated by a particular method or means.
Example: "The new policy offers several advantages through which employees can enhance their productivity and job satisfaction."
Alternatives: "benefits that arise from" or "gains achieved via".
It upsets me that people in the world can look at me and only see ways that they can scavenge some limited advantage through which to push their agendas.
The insider/outsider double-vision that feminist standpoint theory produces gives rise to the epistemic advantage through which researchers have access to this information.
Indeed, the capability of signal design is a significant advantage in MIMO radars, through which, the system can achieve much better performance.
The study used published criteria that adopt a broad perspective of innovation, and incorporate clinical usefulness (offering a therapeutic advantage) and the process through which an innovation arises (ie, through a revolutionary or disruptive transformation and incorporating an assessment of pharmaceutical novelty).
11 Building on these approaches, Aronson et al 1 defined innovation using a broad perspective, including health and non-health elements, that incorporates both clinical usefulness (offering a therapeutic advantage) and the process through which an innovation arises (ie, through a revolutionary or disruptive transformation and incorporating an assessment of pharmaceutical novelty).
A comparison is made between experimental results and several crack prediction models, through which their advantages and disadvantages are revealed and discussed.
The researchers say that the study suggests that medical interventions like stimulant use may be a new pathway through which more advantaged parents translate their economic advantages into educational advantages for their children, either intentionally or unwittingly.
Phages have the capacity to lyse their hosts or provide them with selective advantages through lysogenic conversion, which could help determine the structure of co-existing bacterial communities.
In this paper we argue that insights from feminist perspectives, particularly in the form of an ethics of care, have a number of advantages when used as a lens through which to consider questions relevant to the governance of emerging technologies.
As a professional I have the advantage of belonging to a service through which serious camera makers lend out equipment.
