The phrase "a direct benefit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific advantage or positive outcome that results directly from a particular action or situation.
Example: "The new policy has resulted in a direct benefit of increased employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a clear advantage of" or "a straightforward benefit of".
This is a direct benefit of Valentine's year as the manager of the Lotte Marines in the Chiba prefecture of Tokyo.
The White House is depending on Caterpillar to get the ball rolling with rehiring workers so it can assert a direct benefit of the stimulus package.
William Worfel, vice chairman of the Coushattas, views the administration's decision as a direct benefit of the eye-popping lobbying fees his tribe paid Mr. Abramoff, more money than many giant corporations like AOL Time Warner and American Airlines paid lobbyists in the same period.
And I enjoyed an old-time fizzy soda at the fountain inside New London's museum, which provided evidence of the first Friday night lights, a direct benefit of being a wealthy school district (thanks to its proximity to the East Texas Field, one of the largest known deposits of oil in the world at that time).
Cloud portability is a salient consideration to enable organisations migrate a cloud-deployed asset to a different provider and it is a direct benefit of overcoming vendor lock-in [62].
It would also be nice if our economic growth plan dovetailed nicely with our need to drastically reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, Obama's desire for America to be a leader in clean energy technologies, and a national goal to be completely energy independent within two decades (which has a direct benefit of helping our trade deficit).
People might feel more comfortable about being subject to data-mining if companies did a better job of demonstrating a direct benefit to them, argues Jules Polonetsky, director of the Future of Privacy Forum, an industry financed research organization in Washington.
Our research at the University of Leicester suggests that employers are interested in courses where they see a direct benefit to their area of activity.
I look forward to continuing the excellent relationship the borough enjoys with Raritan Bay Medical Center and to devise other collaborative efforts with the hospital that can be a direct benefit to the residents of Sayreville.
This has a direct benefit for our readers: instead of looking for errors in the code, engineers can spend more time on building a great product together.
Moreover, we should also admit job creation isn't the primary direct benefit of American innovation and entrepreneurship.
