The phrase "attendant advantages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to benefits or positive aspects that accompany a particular situation or action.
Example: "The new policy not only improves efficiency but also brings several attendant advantages, such as cost savings and increased employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "associated benefits" or "accompanying advantages".
Celebrity has its attendant advantages, however.
Since the emergence of Britain as the centre of globalisation and of London as the de facto capital of Europe, the attendant advantages and disadvantages have never been openly debated.
A position in a public kindergarten is highly coveted as the pay is equal to that of primary and middle school teachers, and one becomes a civil servant with all the attendant advantages.
Research is beneficial for the academicians as it is a value addition to the existing body of knowledge and provides a comprehensive view of the concept of Enterprise 2.0, its building blocks, attendant advantages, challenges, and suggestions thereof.
Further randomized studies would be necessary to justify the choice of arthroscopic or endoscopic procedures, perhaps based on comparability of success rates, complication rates and attendant advantages of day-case surgery.
This permits ratiometric sensing and its attendant advantages in terms of sensitivity and reproducibility.
The attendants took advantage of their exemption from baggage weight requirements to carry the coins from China to Frankfurt, prosecutors said.
Although ERCP is an invasive procedure with attendant risks, its advantages include the ability to obtain biopsies and to place stents or perform other interventions to relieve biliary obstruction.
The infrastructure was there for McBath, a 58-year-old African-American woman and former Delta Airlines flight attendant, to take advantage of a year later.
Therefore, it is important to use an arterial catheter only when it is indicated and to select carefully the best cannulation site individually for each patient, because the different cannulation sites have their specific advantages and attendant risks.
In rural Makwanpur, a traditional birth attendant has no perceived advantage over a relative.
