The phrase "a possible benefit" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential positive outcome or advantage of a certain action or situation. Example: Taking regular breaks throughout the workday could lead to a possible benefit of increased productivity.
There is, though, a possible benefit from this change.
"These are the first randomized trial data indicating a possible benefit," he said.
Beyond a possible benefit from fish oil, be wary of claims that certain alternative food products or supplements are helpful.
Rostam's experience suggests a possible benefit to working at home where your kids can see some of what you do and how you do it.
When it comes to heart disease, that shift is justified, but a possible benefit against prostate cancer has not been ruled out.
It also said there was a possible benefit to participating — a decreased need for eye surgery depending on the group the infant was assigned to.
But other American officials see a possible benefit if Hamas comes to accept the notion of a two-state settlement with Israel.
This means that, neglecting a possible benefit from strain hardening, the EN 1993-1-1 design rules have no spare capacity available in the section.
Challenges to the bonds' tax-exempt status typically loom much larger in investors' eyes than a possible benefit from the scarcity that would be created by action in Washington.
Increases in Ca balance may indicate more available mineral for bone metabolism, particularly when remodeling is triggered with the onset of exercise following a sedentary period, suggesting a possible benefit to feeding additional Ca above current NRC recommendations.
Alexander Lambsdorff, a member of the European Parliament for the German Free Democratic Party, sees a possible benefit for the euro and the euro zone if the United States defaults, however briefly.
