The phrase "advantages when compared with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits of one thing in relation to another, often in comparative analysis.
Example: "The new software offers several advantages when compared with its predecessor, including improved speed and user interface."
Alternatives: "benefits in comparison to" or "superiorities relative to".
The broadband evaluation method provided more advantages when compared with traditional dielectric tools.
The automated process showed great advantages when compared with conventional alkaline cleaning.
Several studies also emphasize its energy efficiency and low environmental impact as key advantages when compared with other alternative technologies.
Recent progress in the area of clathrate hydrates suggests many potential advantages when compared with other "conventional" materials.
Experimental simulations are provided to show the effectiveness of the proposed controller and its advantages, when compared with a recent work in the literature.
Thiourea leaching of precious metals such as gold and silver from ores has several advantages when compared with conventional cyanidation process.
Polymer concrete (PC) has several advantages when comparing with Portland Cement Concrete (PCC), but its brittle failure characteristics have limited its usefulness for load-bearing applications.
This study investigated if the stentless Freedom SOLO has an advantage when compared with a stented bioprosthesis in patients with a small aortic root.
Whereas for Spaniards increased years in the labour market reduce the risk of becoming unemployed, Africans, Latin Americans and Eastern Europeans with more time in the labour market experience hardly any advantage when compared with their fellow immigrants.
The 1.5 and 2.0 inch seeding depths, however, did have a significant 4% yield advantage when compared with the 2.5 and 3.0 inch seeding depths but yielded the same as the 1.0 inch seeding depth.
A transnational's greater access to the scarcest of all corporate resources, human capability, is a definite advantage when compared with strictly local companies or old-line multinationals, for that matter.
