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The phrase 'take advantage of' is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the act of using an opportunity or resource for personal gain. For example: "He decided to take advantage of the discounted airline tickets and book a last-minute flight to see his family."
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It is possible to take advantages of this formal description in two ways.
This approach renders it possible to take advantages of the characteristics of each method.
Nanocarriers take advantages of the enhanced permeability and retention (EPR) to accumulate passively in solid tumors.
We can take advantages of this formal description in two ways.
In addition, because we're affiliated with the Yale Graduate School, I've been able to take advantages of many opportunities there.
The purpose is to take advantages of efficient models and reduce the overall computational cost without loss of local precision.
The E-RD process can take advantages of both the heterogeneous azeotropic distillation (HAD) and reactive distillation (RD).
The core-shell structures are designed to take advantages of each material to improve the photoelectrochemical (PEC) performance.
Third strategy combines the both, first and second strategies to take advantages of prey weight and astrophysics strategies.
In this experimental investigation a burner was specifically designed to take advantages of these chemical kinetic aspects.
To increase the executive speed, we take advantages of local coherence of space labels to accelerate the classification process.
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