"has more advantage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that one thing has more of an advantage over another. For example, "Staying at home for vacation has more advantage over going out of town due to the costs involved."
The experimental results show that the proposed hybrid algorithm has more advantage in the light of solution quality as compared with multiple-GA and due-date first approach.
By calculating the piezopotential of substrate-bound gear-shaped ZnO microwires oriented along the c-axis with gear groove depth of 0 5 μm, we demonstrate that the GMW has more advantage for piezoelectric nanogenerators than the common hexagonal microwire (HMW).
That means, our MCB algorithm has more advantage for high maneuvering targets.
Or as Van Gaal put it: "Most of his saves were from outside the area and from that distance the goalkeeper has more advantage than the player shooting".
As shown, the gas production calculated from both models is in good agreement; however, the new proposed method has more advantage of calculation efficiency, which verifies the applicability of this new simulation approach.
Figure 2a shows the case with a smaller C while Fig. 2b shows the case with a bigger C. It shows that, compared with Hamming metric, subspace distance has more advantage.
"So staying with the offspring has more advantages than we previously thought," Dr. Requena said.
In addition, comprehensive investigation presents that GNSS has more advantages over GPS and GLONASS in the ionosphere research over China.
Compared with a reinforced concrete or steel bridge, an ACM bridge has more advantages in strength, stiffness, transportation, and installation.
The results of this research show that the 900 MHz antenna has more advantages over the 400 MHz antenna.
