advantage of flexibility
collocation in Englishmeaningsofadvantageandflexibility
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advantage
noun
uk/ədˈvɑːn.tɪdʒ/us/ədˈvæn.t̬ɪdʒ/
a condition giving a greater chance ...
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flexibility
noun[U]
uk/ˌflek.səˈbɪl.ə.ti/us/ˌflek.səˈbɪl.ə.t̬i/
the ability to change or be changed easily according to ...
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Note that this geometry brings theadvantageofflexibility.
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In contrast, de facto federalism has itsadvantageofflexibility.
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Curried functions have theadvantageofflexibility, and allow the use of many functional programming techniques.
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Import quotas can be imposed in various ways and on different kinds of goods, both manufactured and agricultural, and they have theadvantageofflexibility.
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Similarly, the system has the greatadvantageofflexibility.
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Because many small firms have theadvantageofflexibilityover their larger counterparts, this also means a more flexible and adaptable industrial base.
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It has theadvantageofflexibilitynot only from year to year but also between greater metropolitan areas and outlying areas.
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It illustrates theadvantageofflexibilityand variety in this whole area of work between the universities and industry.
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The proposal has theadvantageofflexibilityand of unlimited scope.
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They have theadvantageofflexibilityand take account of the differing needs of the various sections of the baking industry.
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I would point out that any legislation on this subject would have to retain theadvantageofflexibilitywhich the present system allows.
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An aircraft of this kind has the greatadvantageofflexibility.
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One of the advantages which we have here is theadvantageofflexibility.
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The greatadvantageofflexibilityin the rates is that you can, if you will, play the market and catch him out.
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True, it would have theadvantageofflexibility, in that interpretations and applications could alter over time as society evolved, and public opinion as to what constituted acceptable activities changed.
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To that extent theadvantageofflexibility, on the one hand, may be offset sometimes by a bit of pressure on the bookmakers, on the other.
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The exercise of judicial discretion to grant or refuse an extension would always be subject to the usual appellate process and has theadvantageofflexibility.
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While motivation can be initiated quickly at presence of rewards and thus has anadvantageofflexibility, it tends to fade away quickly without rewards.
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What is suggested is sophisticated and complex, but it has the advantages of flexibility and future modification.
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The code of practice will also have advantages of flexibility.
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