The phrase "advantages whether" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are discussing the benefits of something in relation to different conditions or scenarios, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We will explore the advantages whether we choose to invest in technology or stick with traditional methods."
Alternatives: "benefits regardless" or "advantages in either case".
SENATOR MCCAIN would upend the tax treatment of health benefits in order to give all consumers the same advantages, whether they purchase insurance through employers or not.
The potential advantages, whether for diversifying the energy portfolios, decreasing emissions or supporting rural developments, are important for society in the long run2.
But that may simply be because I and most of my friends are a bunch of old romantics who don't want to see some kind of genetically manipulated equality take over from competition based on natural advantages, whether Miguel Induráin's eight-litre lung capacity or Tyson Gay's fast-twitch muscle fibres.
Greece has a very different social contract in which a happy consensus is painfully absent, and trust and consultation are replaced by a "grab and hold" scramble for advantages (whether in the form of secure jobs, tax breaks or perks) between rival interest groups.
The Stoic position, that virtue is the only good, is the third view mentioned, namely that the goal is acting with a view to obtaining the natural advantages whether or not one obtains them.
Terrorists have a natural advantage, whether they originate in Nigeria or our own Midwest.
He'll align himself with anyone he feels will provide him with some advantage, whether they're flawed or not.
"There is an innate trait in man to gain an advantage, whether it's in business or war," Yesalis said.
Artificial intelligence is evidently helping many firms to exploit their existing sources of advantage — whether through process automation, improved problem-solving or quality assurance.
Offering healthy options has become a competitive advantage, whether you're trying to attract students to the campus of the University of Massachusetts or vacationers to a Celebrity Cruise trip.
It will be up to Sparano to find a way to use him to the Jets' best advantage, whether in the Wildcat or a read-option attack.
