The phrase "a basic benefit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fundamental advantages or positive aspects of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "A basic benefit of regular exercise is improved mental health."
Alternatives: "a fundamental advantage of" or "a primary benefit of".
In 2007 the Government of Tajikistan introduced a Basic Benefit Package (BBP) scheme as part of its health reforms, to control for and reduce OPE amongst others.
Still, Oregon has taken steps to expand its Medicaid rolls by limiting the range of benefits provided under the program, and Utah is making primary health care available to about 20,000 uninsured residents in the form of a basic benefit.
"What this crisis has proven," he said, "is that we need to have a basic benefit that keeps people out of poverty, and that we need to work at both ends — toward fiscal sustainability and toward ensuring that people, particularly at the bottom, have an adequate benefit".
A standardised, transparent, fair and democratic evaluation is essential for the definition of a basic benefit package.
The (not yet validated) product of these three variables provides a figure that can be used for comparisons and may be useful for the definition of a basic benefit package.
The basic benefit of a new cancer therapy is proven during the MA procedure and represents the basis of the MA decision [2].
"No one is suggesting that we eliminate the basic benefit of Social Security," Mr. Santorum said on the CBS program "Face the Nation".
"The basic benefit of the product for Apple remains that it sells the device, but it's not a huge money spinner in itself".
Disproportionately, it's low-income workers who don't have the basic benefit of paid time off from work when they're ill.
The basic benefit of encapsulation is to protect the hidden component so as to deliver it precisely at the target even in unfavourable conditions.
