The phrase "a solution that benefits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a resolution or answer that provides an advantage or positive outcome for someone or something.
Example: "We need to find a solution that benefits both the company and its employees."
Alternatives: "a beneficial solution" or "an advantageous solution".
"If there's a solution that benefits the whole county," she said, "that's what I'm for".
Identifying shared interests that aren't competitive can pave the way to a solution that benefits all parties, Harvard authorities recommend.
The goal is to find a solution that benefits both you and your potential employer or at least doesn't cost them.
Although BP has said that it wants a solution that benefits customers along both routes, with both pipelines eventually being completed, some analysts say the Nabucco group might not be able to bounce back.
I believe people on both sides of the issue have to come together for a solution that benefits everyone.
FCI is an example of a committed franchisor making an investment to get answers to a problem and then implementing a solution that benefits the franchisees and franchisor.
I think the payments piece alone is cool and the info sharing piece is borderline scary but what I really zeroed in on is what this could mean as a payments solution that benefits the check-in concept.
"Whilst no agreement could be reached on parades for this Twelfth I hope that open dialogue with all interested parties and groups will continue in the weeks and months ahead so that we can find a local solution that benefits the people who live and work in this area".
While the measure seems like a stop-gap solution, both Tesla and Gov. Cuomo view it as an acceptable solution that benefits the consumer, Tesla and the franchised dealerships.
His company's manual distribution center program in Africa is an example of an innovative business solution that benefits both the enterprise and fledgling entrepreneurs in underserved markets.
