The phrase "a further benefit from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional advantages or positive outcomes resulting from a particular action or situation.
Example: "Implementing this new policy will provide a further benefit from increased employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "an additional advantage of" or "a supplementary benefit of".
A further benefit from digitization of clinical data is the fluidity with which patient medical records can follow a person from provider to provider and from hospital to clinic to home.
A further benefit from increased cultivation of hemp is an increase in crop diversity.
Patients undergoing glucocorticoid treatment of bronchial asthma could derive a further benefit from vitamin D supplementation.
Intermediate species show little change at two meals per week, an indication that they have surpassed the MeHg toxicity threshold with this increase in consumption, and this prevents a further benefit from more omega-3 FA intake.
Lauterpacht said Timor-Leste aimed "to prevent with immediacy Australia from deriving any further benefit from the internationally illegal seizure" of the documents.
Patients were treated with APN until they or their physicians did not see any further benefit from it.
Hence, our SE algorithm can provide a further benefit by partially removing the interferences from the test data.
In the rehabilitation process, every victory is therapeutic, and Hearts will surely derive further benefit from a comfortable passage into the quarter-finals.
However, a spatially-based filter localization provides a substantial moderation in the development of the forecast error covariance matrix, directly improving the forecast and also making it possible to further benefit from a simultaneous online inflow error estimation and correction.
Although the authors concluded that the doping IAT could further benefit from a refined stimuli set and improved protocol, the results indicated that implicit assessment of doping attitude has the ability to make a key contribution to the understanding of cognitive processes behind doping behaviour.
They would further benefit from a brief Internet-based intervention on gambling websites and referral to a patient care setting.
