The phrase "a final benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the last advantage or positive outcome of a situation, product, or decision.
Example: "After considering all the factors, we concluded that a final benefit of this approach is its long-term sustainability."
Alternatives: "a concluding advantage" or "a last benefit".
Palm and Rand McNally hasten to point out a final benefit: This atlas requires no refolding after use.
A final benefit is that by beefing up GE's industrial side, the Honeywell deal will restore the enlarged company's balance between manufacturing and finance.
A final "benefit" of PMI is that once you have finished paying off your insurance policy, the mortgage itself may seem easier to pay down.
A final benefit for retailers, Ahmed said, is that grocers and other retailers who license the technology will retain all of the customer information rather than giving it away to Uber, Postmates, Instacart or others.
"A small amount of weed goes a long way when vaping!" A final benefit to vaping cannabis is that it gives you a cleaner high.
A final benefit of the SAMDI assay is its ability to distinguish specific activity on multiply acetylated peptide substrates.
Lucy Adams, the BBC People director, said in a BBC News channel interview today that the corporation was faced, like many employers, "with a final defined benefit pension scheme that is no longer affordable".
And a final, important benefit is that knowledge of our evolution underlines both the importance of the individual (each of us is unique) and, since we all share a common origin and important attributes, emphasizes the commonality of all human beings.
A final possible benefit to co-aggregation is for spore dispersal purposes.
A final intangible benefit for the study was to challenge the idea that traditional methodologies could be imported without problem to researching recovery.
As a result, the bigger the discount rate used, the lower the final benefit obtained.
