The phrase "a large benefit from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the advantages or positive outcomes gained from a particular action, decision, or situation.
Example: "The company experienced a large benefit from implementing the new software system, which improved efficiency and reduced costs."
Alternatives: "a significant advantage from" or "a considerable gain from".
There was a large benefit from statin therapy in stable CAD when LDL cholesterol levels were high.
The results for the "sensor" workload are shown in Figure 2. Because this workload was constructed to show a large benefit from the Lagrangian optimization, we see an average improvement in utility of over when the average power is limited to 5 W.
Patients with ST elevation myocardial infarction obviously gain a large benefit from enoxaparin on ischaemic end points and mortality.
The specialists assessed that 77% of the patients had had a large benefit from the general hospital care; however, the general practitioners assessment was only 59%.
Women with a score between 18 and 30 have an intermediate risk and do not appear to have a large benefit from chemotherapy but the uncertainty in the estimate cannot exclude a clinically important benefit [ 9, 10].
If these non-native species in eastern North America do gain a large benefit from occupying an open late-season temporal niche, even while losing tissue to frost, then climate change could further increase their success.
One also observes that those users farther from the BS have a larger benefit from the opportunistic relaying and have a relative higher increase in the spectrum efficiency.
The PAM50 proliferation score identifies a subset of patients with a low proliferation status that may derive a larger benefit from weekly paclitaxel.
Overall, these larger trials seem to support the view that there is a larger benefit from adding LABA to a low dose of ICS than from doubling the dose of ICS (See Table 4).
"They all potentially get a very large benefit from higher power prices being pushed up by carbon," he said.
There was a markedly larger benefit from the intervention for reducing hospitalizations in the associated than the isolated group.
