The phrase "a good benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positive aspects or advantages of something, typically in a professional or evaluative context.
Example: "The new health plan offers a good benefit in terms of coverage for preventive care."
Alternatives: "a valuable advantage" or "a significant perk."
"It's a good benefit for people who are already on maintenance prescription drugs, and who live in larger, urban areas," he said.
"The fact that we find the sense of fairness in a nonhuman primate implies it is an evolved behavior and has a good benefit," Dr. Brosnan said.
Mr. Clapton started with a restrained, ragtimey acoustic-guitar version of "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out," then strapped on an electric guitar to lead a power trio in assertive versions of "Crossroads" and "Got to Get Better in a Little While" — a good benefit sentiment — that unleashed his wailing, jabbing lead guitar.
"We have high hopes that it will be a good benefit for us here," Louison said.
"It's very easy to see that that's where they would really have seen a good benefit to them had there been a much larger participation with those main stage bands," Kutscher said.
"I think it's a good benefit for the communities to run the schools, especially as the children will be able to go to school in their own community, they won't have to move to another village.
But there are other perks: the adrenaline rush, a good benefits package and no more shirt-and-tie or tedious hours combing other people's bank statements.
A positive externality occurs when a good benefits society at large in addition to the good's consumer.
A good benefits expert will not mind going through the calculations, and will be happy to seek help from a colleague if it is a complex case.
With a decent public employee paycheck and a good benefits package, they also aren't reflective of the average LGBTQ person in this region, especially those who live in an area without nondiscrimination protections.
Costco, the most famous example, is known for offering decent pay and a good benefits package to its rank-and-file workers, even as most of the retail industry keeps wages low.
