The phrase "advantages to get a" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may need rephrasing for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "There are several advantages to getting a higher education."
Alternatives: "benefits of obtaining a" or "advantages of acquiring a".
Ten years ago, entrepreneurs needed some kind of insider advantage to get a meeting with a firm.
The American team took the lead farther down the leg after using its starboard advantage to get a penalty on Team New Zealand as the two big AC72s jibed and race officials ruled that Team New Zealand, still out in front, did not leave Oracle quite enough room to cross unencumbered.
The children are normally timid and want to follow directions and I use this to my advantage to get a few of them looking directly at me.
In this case, as is the case of resistance to the necrotrophic fungi M. pinodes, the recognition of a pathogen is not so fast and a preformed higher expression of genes with antimicrobial properties can be an advantage to get a fast and effective defence response.
"Sometimes he tries to get an advantage, or to get a penalty".
Following the incident, Robben's former manager at Chelsea, José Mourinho, claimed that Robben's speed and creativity cause opponents who cannot stop him to foul him, but "sometimes [Robben] tries to get an advantage, or to get a penalty".
Costco has an unwritten price adjustment policy that members can take advantage of to get a refund for the difference in price if an item they buy is marked down within two weeks or so, Wang said.
Utah has made many transition baskets by beating full-court defensive pressure, so it's to North Carolina's advantage to get into a half-court game.
But some people can take advantage and try to get a therapeutic exception.
