"has more advantages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to compare the benefits of two things. For example, "Working from home has more advantages than working in an office."
Using quantum rules for processing information has more advantages than just speed.
"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.
The above-mentioned results revealed that the high-frequency induction heating has more advantages over hot-pressing.
Participating corporations are discovering that a commitment to renewable energy has more advantages that just the warm feeling of doing the right thing.
"Kaesong has more advantages than Vietnam, China or Guatemala," Hwang Woo Seung, president of the Shinwon Ebenezer Company, said, citing other countries where his company produces clothes.
It is believed that this PHE model has more advantages than viscoelastic solid-like models as used in previous works32,41.
Compared with the conventional nonlinear controller, the control scheme has more advantages for large disturbances, and the process of controller design is simple and intuitive.
Besides the benefits of normal Cloud Robotics platform, this NC- Robotics system has more advantages on massive parallel-computing, analog signals processing, and lower power consumption.
