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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are of advantage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something provides a benefit or is favorable in a particular context.
Example: "The new policies are of advantage to both employees and management, fostering a more collaborative work environment."
Alternatives: "are beneficial" or "are advantageous".
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Some characteristics of newborn mice are of advantage; the absence of fur allows evaluating parameters inaccessible in adult mice, e.g. skin colouring or presence of milk spot as an indirect criterion for the suckling behaviour.
Unholy acts, in truth, are of advantage to princes because of their power, but to private individuals who have merely obeyed orders they are usually the cause of great evil.
It can be easily shown that for a given (small) cross section of a nanowire, materials with low critical temperature and high normal state resistivity are of advantage for observation of the QPS effect [1].
This is another way in which encrusting sponges are of advantage to the scallops which are less impeded in their ability to swim by sponges than they are by barnacles.
Thirdly, the relatively large soma and readily delineated nucleus of SCG neurons are of advantage for clear detection of nuclear signalling changes following stimulation.
The latest Cochrane review recommends conventional sliding hip screws (SHSs) for these fractures, but also recommends more studies to determine whether INs are of advantage for selected fracture types (Parker and Handoll 2008).
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Any struggle between our people would only be of advantage to others.
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Identification of adjuvants that can facilitate cross presentation will be of advantage.
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