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The phrase "a benefit in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the advantages or positive aspects of something within a specific context or situation.
Example: "One of the key advantages of this program is a benefit in a more efficient workflow."
Alternatives: "an advantage in a" or "a positive aspect in a".
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Occasionally, several actors shared a benefit in a joint benefit performance.
for the Defense of Political Prisoners, a left wing organization, held a benefit in a Large Harlem ballroom.
There was a $10 cover for the concert I went to my first night, a benefit in a crumbling former Catholic Church in the Irish Channel neighborhood.
(The same manure that's a benefit in a system like this is a pollutant in large-scale, confined animal-rearing operations, where thousands of animals make manure disposal an extreme challenge).
Often health policies have the goal of avoiding a harm or providing a benefit in a population in which most affected parties are not consulted.
This is clearly due to the fact that for all the algorithm modifications presented, a benefit in a particular perceptual measure comes at the cost of a decrease in another perceptual score(s).
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"But that doesn't mean there isn't a benefit in an individual case".
In this way, the competitiveness (or potential "greed") of the participant is harnessed into providing a benefit in an ever-improving system, with lesser service providers being given their just punishment.
But he said he sees a benefit in having a hotel and a contemporary-art museum in the neighborhood.
For many animals, learning mainly offers a benefit in finding food or a mate.
Even an unsavvy consumer can see a benefit in snatching free products.
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