The phrase "a benefit called" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing or specifying a particular benefit that has a specific name or title.
Example: "The program offers a benefit called 'Employee Wellness Initiative' that promotes health and fitness among staff."
Alternatives: "a benefit referred to as" or "a benefit known as".
That evening, Barr was scheduled to attend a benefit called the Funniest Celebrity in Washington Contest, held at the D.C. Improv, a comedy club.
— Jeff Gordinier The Oklahoman: Danny Bowien, who grew up in Oklahoma, went back to his tornado-bashed home state to help out with a benefit called the OK Chefs Relief Pop-Up Restaurant, which raised about $75,000.
At a benefit called the "I Hope You Dance Invitational" at Oregon City High School today fellow members of Ashley and Miranda's dance team, the Fallen Angels, performed, as did dance teams from nearby schools.
But what has been put in motion, she notes, is nonetheless "a huge step .No politician openly opposes that, but conservatives in Mrs Merkel's CDU have persuaded her also to accept a benefit called Betreuungsgeld, made to mothers who prefer to stay home with their children.
FOOTNOTES A group of downtown poets and musicians will pay tribute to John Lennon from 9 p.m. to midnight on Saturday, two days before the 23rd anniversary of his death, at the Bowery Poetry Club, 308 Bowery, above Houston Street, in a benefit called "Imagine No Handguns".
"In New Zealand, if you are single and have children and are not working, we have a benefit called the Domestic Purposes Benefit," said Rod Mudgway, a financial advisor with Brackenridge Financial Solutions in Auckland, New Zealand.
Some reviewers complained that the audio samples used in the game sounded dated; others considered this a benefit, calling them "retro".
Currently, working parents on low pay receive a weekly benefit called family credit.
The government introduced pension credits in 2003 to combat pensioner poverty, replacing a similar benefit called the minimum income guarantee.
That seems to be the story with a Department of Veterans Affairs benefit called the Aid and Attendance and Housebound Improved Pension benefit, known as A&A, which can cover the costs of caregivers in the home (including sons and daughters who are paid to be caregivers, though not spouses) or be used for assisted living or a nursing home.
To measure the impact of a Medicaid benefit called Prenatal Care Coordination (PNCC) on healthy birth outcomes.
