The phrase "advantages will be a" is not correct and feels incomplete in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are discussing the benefits of something, but it requires additional information to be clear and complete.
Example: "The advantages will be a significant factor in our decision-making process."
Alternatives: "benefits will be a" or "gains will be a".
If the Warriors and Spurs meet in the Western Conference finals as anticipated, home-court advantage will be a significant factor.
And most of America's technological advantages will be nullified inside a city.
"We need government to provide public assurance to investors that our advantages will be maintained – namely, a competitive business environment, the ability to recruit talent from abroad and the continuation of all the benefits of the single market as we leave the EU".
After May, these advantages will be augmented by a parliament of its own that is liable if the devolution experiences of other countries are anything to go by to measure its success by its ability to capture still more powers and resources from the centre.
Performance evaluation and advantages will be described in Section 5 and a comparison of the proposed detector with reference detectors will be given.
To a politician concerned with tactical advantage, this will be a sensible move.
For companies with real revenues and earnings and the prospects of harnessing the benefits of the cyber revolution to their advantage, this will be a correction, not a bear market.
"For the last two games we will have home advantage, it will be a packed Wembley, a great atmosphere and we will have a lot more players to pick from, so I am confident that we can go and get the job done".
Home advantage will be decided by a toss of the coin with match winners facing the seventh-placed team from the French Top 14 on May 30 for the right to play in the Champions' Cup.
"Huge sums forge their own anchor and our future advantage, if any, will be a small fraction of our historical edge," he said.
