The phrase "a significant benefit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the advantages or positive aspects of a particular subject or action.
Example: "One significant benefit of regular exercise is improved mental health."
Alternatives: "a major advantage of" or "a key benefit of".
The test results reveal a significant benefit of the HFMI-treatment under CAL.
In conclusion, our findings fail to show a significant benefit of supported self-management for primary care patients with COPD.
A significant benefit of the Internet is that it massively reduces the costs of mobilization and coordination of collective action.
In contrast, several non-randomized trials have clearly demonstrated a significant benefit of TACE on patient survival.
Thus, we found both a short-term vacation effect for everyone and a significant benefit of learning meditation on longer-term mood.
A significant benefit of our open-loop method is the reduction from two-way to one-way broadcast communication which also eliminates many basic consumer privacy issues.
The current study provides the first detailed examination of preprocessing pipelines across age cohorts, demonstrating a significant benefit of adaptive pipeline optimization across age groups.
After removing some of the trials and data based on more rigorous standards for a high quality meta-analysis, a significant benefit of the intervention could no longer be shown.
A case study provides managerial insight for varying patient settings, suggesting that even with a high share of urgent patients there is a significant benefit of reconfiguring the appointment system throughout the year.
However, more clinical data is needed to soundly support a significant benefit of such a strategy.
A significant benefit of the SCF is its insensitivity to additive noise.
