The phrase "a small benefit in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a minor advantage or positive aspect related to a specific situation or context.
Example: "There is a small benefit in using public transportation, as it can reduce your carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "a slight advantage in" or "a minor gain in".
He said there appeared to be a small benefit in women starting at 50, and so he agreed with the task force for that age group.
But the only patients in the trial will be from the 5percentt or so of lung cancer patients with a mutation in a gene called A.L.K. "What we're looking for," said Dr. Rothenberg of Pfizer, "is not a small benefit in a large group, but a larger benefit in a smaller group".
Performance mode provides a small benefit in frame rate over Graphics mode in high stress scenes at the cost of trading native 4K for 720p throughout the game.
However, one subgroup reporting moderate to severe hot flashes, night sweats, and sleep disturbance did have a "small benefit" in relieving sleep problems.
They had just opened Spago on Sunset Blvd., and were hosting a small benefit in their parking lot for this new project which a nun named Sister Alice had told them about.
Vic says that there's a small benefit in "putting on the headliner a bit earlier, getting people down a bit earlier, making the most of it, starting the night a bit earlier and then having local acts a bit after and really giving them a full dancefloor to play to when it comes to the 1.30AM mark" but that lining to me falls a little short of silver.
For the High-Pb exposure regimen, succimer treatment did not improve learning rate in the visual discrimination task, but a small benefit was seen in attention task 1.
"What you never want to do is put a patient at an unnecessary risk for a small benefit," he said in a phone interview.
"There will be patients who say, 'Over all, there is a small benefit for patients in my situation, so unless you can tell me there is no benefit, I want chemotherapy,' " Dr. Winer said.
Two trials showed a small benefit of HFOV in that outcome [ 10, 15].
Despite a large meta-analysis reporting a small benefit of aspirin in preventing preeclampsia [relative risk (RR), 0.9; confidence interval (CI), 0.83 0.97] (Askie et al., 2007), two other very recent meta-analyses on this topic came to opposing conclusions.
