The phrase "increase competitive advantage" is correct and is widely used in written English.
For example, a company might decide to invest in research and development in order to increase competitive advantage.
Knowledge management is understood to have the ability to increase competitive advantage in firms, such as lowering overall costs and developing and increasing employees (Skyrme and Arnindon 1997).
This state-of-the-art is seen in connection with efforts made in a research project with the goal to increase competitive advantage by leveraging capabilities in automated manufacturing of large and complex products—a manufacturing context that is regarded as difficult to automate in an economical way.
This paper presents results from an ongoing case study done in a global marine company with operations in Norway, seeking to increase competitive advantage by improving capabilities in automation solutions for manufacturing despite the fact that the production of large and complex products is usually regarded as particularly difficult to automate in an economical way.
Actionable data is a primary driver of value creation and it helps increase competitive advantage.
Therefore, many higher education institutions are increasing competitive advantage by employing marketing strategies for better visibility of their programmes, supplied to the global market.
As InfiniteGraph aims to help companies leverage social network analysis and business intelligence to increase efficiency and gain competitive advantage in crowded markets, the graph database will now be available in both free and licensed versions.
The world's second largest economy and longest continuing civilization will keep on managing its currency and trade rules to help it industrialize, enjoy the complimentary protection of the U.S. navy to secure its trades in raw materials and finished products, and gain increasing competitive advantages from solar panels to shoes.
Increasing the number of sperm inseminated may increase the competitive advantage of one male over another.
These social capital resources enabled suppliers to reduce costs, increase value and reduce risk, which leads to an increase in competitive advantage.
Because higher concentrations of sulfur increase the competitive advantage of S. alterniflora over native halophytes, the results of the research showing that S. alterniflora increased marsh sulfur storage may shed light on the mechanism of expansion of monospecific vegetation in coastal China.
