The phrase "much more advantages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which one option is strongly preferred over another because it offers a wide range of benefits. For example, "building a new sports field in the city center has much more advantages than building one on the outskirts."
"I thought that they would have much more advantages than they have so far been able to demonstrate," he said, raising his eyebrows.
It brings much more advantages than it does disadvantages".
AFSMC can effectively achieve desired performance and have much more advantages over conventional SMC.
The extraction kinetics were also studied under the optimized conditions and it indicated that the ILs-NPCE showed much more advantages such as higher extraction yields, shorter time and more environmental friendly process than other methods.
The results indicated that N2 expander has higher energy consumption and poorer economic performance, while it has much more advantages than C3/MRC and MRC for offshore application because it is simpler and more compact and thus requiring less deck area, less sensitive to LNG-FPSO motion, has better suitability for other gas resources, has higher safety and is easier to operate.
In terms of dropping out of the study, we expect rates to be low, as there are much more advantages for agreement to participate compared to a refusal: Patients will get in-depth diagnostic assessments and allowances for filling in the questionnaires or taking part in follow-up assessments (20€ for each time point of measurement).
"That has given us much more advantage if we ever had to operate out of here".
When I go back to New York I'm going to take much more advantage of the outdoor farmer's market at Union Square.
Molecular engineering extends its potential application to manufacture electronic devices at nano scale with much more sophisticated advantages over the modern day microelectronics.
The outbreeding strategy, however, is probably the one that takes place most frequently in natural populations because it brings on much more immediate advantages.
We will take much more rapid advantage of [developments], which is what you have to do because sometimes an idea only has a short shelf life".
