"receive advantages" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to experience or gain benefits or positive outcomes. Example: "The student who participated in the internship program will receive advantages when applying for jobs due to their hands-on experience and professional network."
And while their familial connections no doubt helped them land their positions, how is this any different from myriad other instances where those with ties received advantages or priority?
"It's absolutely voluntary and beneficial to bondholders who will receive great advantages from better guarantees".
By being in E.O.P., I receive special advantages, like getting the first pick in choosing my classes — I can't wait to do that.
How we act in public settings and in state-licensed businesses (that provide tax revenue and receive other advantages) then becomes the question.
Dr. Erastus Otis Haven, Syracuse University chancellor and former president of the University of Michigan and Northwestern University, maintained that women should receive the advantages of higher education.
However, compared with the adults, the infants have advantages in receiving the surgery.
The IAAF cited the fact that Rehm had not shown that he does not receive an advantage by jumped off of his blade.
Having completed a nauseating number of unpaid, largely menial internships over the course of my education, I am amazed to learn that it is illegal for a host organization to receive "immediate advantage" from an intern's labor.
After the appeals committee was not moved by Kentucky's argument that it did not really receive an advantage because the recruits who took the money chose not to attend Kentucky, Lee Todd, the university president, turned on Hal Mumme, the former coach, who has a new job restoring Southeastern Louisiana's team.
