'extraordinary advantages' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that has unusually positive benefits associated with it. For example: "The new pension plan offers extraordinary advantages to those who are able to take advantage of it."
And it's also why mastery of the technology confers extraordinary advantages on those who possess it.
Thin-walled tubes have exhibited extraordinary advantages in lightweight and energy absorption for crashing scenarios.
And the authors say Boeing's woes are a cautionary tale for corporate America because the company suffered despite extraordinary advantages.
Representatives of several other late-night shows pointed out that the deal will confer extraordinary advantages on the CBS shows.
People cluster together in New York City, despite the high cost of living, because of the extraordinary advantages of being there, surrounded by other skilled professionals.
It is expected that MOFs will provide extraordinary advantages over traditional porous materials and have an important and permanent impact on the future of porous compounds.
The marketer who understands culture very well has an extraordinary advantage.
They attribute the few competitive races to the extraordinary advantage that the current campaign finance system gives to incumbents, who can raise money with relative ease.
More than any team in sports, the Yankees have taken extraordinary advantage of the lucrative and escalating value of their television rights.
Those high-tech capabilities have given the U.S. military an extraordinary advantage over its adversaries, and over the years, the military has launched dozens of satellites into space.
The reduced number of wires of IBIS is an extraordinary advantage because produce a minimal interconnection between all the components and as a consequence the size of the microinstrument becomes smaller.
