The phrase "a full benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the complete advantages or positive outcomes of a particular situation, service, or product.
Example: "By enrolling in the program, you will receive a full benefit of the resources available to you."
Alternatives: "complete advantage" or "total benefit".
You can apply for Social Security any time from age 62 to 70, but the Administration sets a "normal retirement age," when a retiree collects a "full benefit".
Gasparini and Cruces (2008) present a full benefit incidence analysis of taxation and public social expenditure.
To gain a full benefit from treatment acceleration, the surgery-radiotherapy gap and the overall treatment time should not exceed 6 and 10 weeks respectively.
In order to be eligible for the partial benefit, an employee has to be eligible for a full benefit as well, but according to medical judgement, partial return to work (RTW) is safe enough.
Similar to other specialties, we might suspect an excessive caseload, lack of expertise in counseling smokers, lack of available pharmaceutical therapies, lack of training or education on smoking cessation, and, probably, the perception that several months of abstinence are necessary for a full benefit to be reached, particularly regarding pulmonary complications.
In some demonstrations, particularly those that focus on employment and other outcomes, we also discuss the potential net societal benefits, which would be accounted for in a full benefit-cost analysis (e.g., does the intervention have impacts in other areas, such as hospitalizations, that might reduce government spending elsewhere?).
"Bottom line we offer a comprehensive set of health insurance products with a full benefits management software platform," says Shah.
Upon acceptance, each HPREP participant becomes an employee of the Johns Hopkins University with a minimum starting salary of $22,507 and a full benefits package.
Few new businesses are in a position to provide a full benefits package, so consider hiring part-time workers to keep costs low as your business develops.
Participants received a full welfare benefits assessment which successfully identified additional financial and non-financial resources for 60% of them.
The service comprises a full welfare benefits check followed by assistance to claim entitlements, follow-up work and representation at appeals and tribunals.
