"of further advantage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an additional benefit or advantage of a situation. For example, "The new job had the potential to increase my salary, of further advantage it will allow me to work from home."
Despite the obstacles, some power companies may forge ahead because of further advantages from providing the service, including the ability to regulate the flow of electricity more directly and to use the network to check power meters over the Internet rather than visiting individual homes.
Hitchcock (1996) and Schaffer (2005) argue that there are a number of further advantages to taking causation to have a contrastive structure.
On the other hand, association between raloxifene with alendronate did not show any therapeutical advantages in the association group in comparison with the placebo group, which would indicate the lack of further advantages in the association group.
In fact he can actually turn his power of stroke to further advantage by softening his hands and taking the singles offered by fields that inevitably are set deeper for him.
In the case of the formation of tristoluenesulphide further advantage for obtaining a higher selectivity may be drawn from heterogeneous catalysis of the coupling reaction at carbon anodes.
By contrast, GLP-1 RA treatment confers no risk of hypoglycemia with further advantage of weight loss and a relative low risk of gastrointestinal side effects (10, 12, 15).
The initial use of radiographs has the further advantage of being able to assess for other significant pathologies such as tumours, degenerative or inflammatory changes, malalignment or frank trauma, etc.
Besides these hypothetically beneficial characteristics of the applied load, a further advantage of the electronic leading device is the ability to store parameters of up to 40 IMT sessions.
Many of the devices in question have the further advantage of being environmentally responsible.
