The phrase "a source of benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that provides an advantage or positive outcome in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy serves as a source of benefit for both employees and the company, promoting a healthier work-life balance."
Alternatives: "a source of advantage" or "a means of benefit".
The difficult economic situation means the regime has ceased to be a source of benefits for the groups that are loyal to it.
Beyond bringing honor, glory and visitors to the host city of Beijing, the Olympics are a source of economic benefit to businesses large and small that are tapped to commemorate the event.
This point of view was in contrast with that of most other participants, who emphasised their positive view of TB research as being a source of community benefit.
In accordance with traditional demand theory, demand for oral health depends on its price per unit, constraining income, the price of all other commodities, and the value people place on oral health as a source of consumption benefit [ 22].
In most organizations today, AI is a source of evolutionary benefits, but we are confident that over the long run it will be a revolutionary force.
Many people consider it a solid foundation for any spiritual path, and a source of health benefits that match well with some shamanic tradition's message of self-improvement.
Again, it is important to recognize that we are only considering a single source of benefit for each institution, suggesting that it is very likely that the benefits of the HRHIS more than offset the costs of both implementation and operation.
A consideration of the entire continuum of alcohol problems (including both those at risk of problems and those with alcohol dependence) is the necessary context for a population perspective on alcohol control, not least because population-level interventions are an important source of benefit for dependent drinkers as well as for other at-risk drinkers [ 39, 40].
