'keep the advantages' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that you should continue to enjoy a certain advantage or profit. For example, "Let's continue to keep the advantages of our company's good reputation."
But everyone else should keep the advantages of MiniDV in mind: storage price, capacity, quality, editability and archivability.
"Government must be ready to step in and work to keep the advantages we get from membership of the single market – for all of our industries, not just the City".
More importantly, the controller thus design can keep the advantages and remove the disadvantage of the two conventional controllers.
Based on our preliminary study, we set to keep the advantages of FJLT hashing and find that a good weight could be drawn from the interval range.
All these results strongly demonstrate ENPBs can be potentially used as CPC filling containers that keep the advantages and eliminate the disadvantages of CPC.
Our efforts are to keep the advantages of the r-method (e.g., keep the number of nodes unchanged) and of the h-method (e.g., the two parts in the code are independent).
Nadal races to the line to keep the advantage.
Joel Lindpere and Dilly Duka filled in admirably for the injured Patrick Nyarko, each tallying a goal, while Sean Johnson and Chris Rolfe both made big defensive plays to keep the advantage late.
Landscape architecture must keep the advantage it has gained because of its wide use of the knowledge of landscape which no other related disciplines have.
The new priority term will steer the filling order from background to foreground and keep the advantage of linear structure propagation.
If they keep the advantage they have enjoyed this season, I see no reason why Hamilton can't win the title next year and thereafter".
