The phrase "underlying advantages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to advantages that are not immediately obvious, but are fundamental and help create a framework of success. For example, you could say, "We are in a good position moving forward because of the underlying advantages our team has established."
"Having the ability to administer a high dose in a small region is the main underlying advantage of proton therapy, however accurate planning is absolutely essential to ensure that the dose does not miss the target tumour".
In addition, the newly developed Dy-BSS and the traditional gold foil-based BSS are compared, underlying the advantages of the new system.
The idea underlying comparative advantage is that a country always has one.
In what follows, we explore at length and depth the statistical patterns that reflect the complex social processes underlying cumulative advantage in science.
However, there are fewer experimental studies that allow us to decipher the mechanisms underlying the advantage of sex.
However, there are fewer experimental studies that have attempted to determine the mechanisms underlying the advantage of sex.
On balance it seems that beneficial mutation assemblage, rather than detrimental mutation removal, is the stronger evolutionary mechanism underlying the advantage of sex.
Equity in health related to characteristic of social groups has been defined as "the absence of systematic disparities in health between social groups who have different levels of underlying social advantage or disadvantage" [ 36].
Equity in health is defined as minimizing avoidable inequalities in health and its determinants – including but not limited to healthcare – between groups of people who have different levels of underlying social advantage or privilege [ 19].
Equity in health, which is an ethical concept, is defined as 'the absence of systematic disparities in health between social groups who have different levels of underlying social advantage/ disadvantage' [ 21].
The cost-effectiveness of using substitutes and their relative retention within countries and in rural communities underlies their advantages to African health systems.
