The phrase "striking advantage" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a clear or noticeable advantage that someone or something has over others. It is often used in a competitive or comparative context. Example: The new technology has a striking advantage over its competitors, as it is both faster and more efficient.
He may want to test himself, but with his striking advantage and reaction time, he would be doing himself a disservice to not at least do a little damage first.
It can now also be viewed to striking advantage from the Millennium Bridge (2000; retrofitted and reopened 2002), the only bridge across the Thames that is solely for pedestrians, and from the London Eye, a sort of enormous Ferris wheel.
Low cost is another striking advantage of the Pd/Ag/C catalysts.
In particular, the striking advantage of our method is the key leakage ratio, which can achieve 3/4.
A particularly striking advantage of the proposed IRT approach is that growth parameters can be estimated directly, rather than obtaining these coefficients from estimates of ability.
The latter techniques have a striking advantage in terms of throughput since the continuous loading of target cells along the fluidic flow allows for continuous cell separation.
Of course Swansea-Arsenal had some striking advantages.
A review of company filings and Congressional records shows that one of the most striking advantages of General Electric is its ability to lobby for, win and take advantage of tax breaks.
Ordinarily, gray scale screens like this one offer striking advantages over color models: savings of $100 or more, thinner electronics, better contrast in a wide variety of lighting conditions and much better battery life (the T415's built-in batteries run two weeks on a charge).
Certainly, speaking and hearing as a primary means of communication have a number of striking advantages: speech does not depend on daylight or on mutual visibility; it can operate in all directions over reasonably wide areas; and it can be adjusted in loudness to cope with distance.
In addition, printed electronics technology has the striking advantages such as simple process, low-cost, reduction of waste and capability of various substrates, compared with conventional processes.
