The phrase "a total benefit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the overall advantages or positive outcomes of a particular action, decision, or situation.
Example: "The new policy has resulted in a total benefit of increased employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "an overall advantage of" or "a complete benefit of".
An official study had established in 2004 that for every £1 spent on renovating the line, a total benefit of £2.50 would be generated.
PricewaterhouseCoopers, on the other hand, is going to start offering $100 per month for up to six years, for a total benefit of $7,200 (because of reduced interest, they estimate the true value to be around $10,000).
In this comparison, pemetrexed was found to have a total benefit of 0.52 QALYs compared to 0.42 QALYs for docetaxel.
The American Foundation for Donation and Transplantation provides a comprehensive insurance policy with a total benefit of $250 000 provided for only $550 [ 16].
This loss, however, was made up by an advantage of 1.2 phenotypic sd in heterosis, summing up to a total benefit of 0.95 phenotypic sd in CR for the dominance over the additive model.
The information enabled SAC to avoid losses of almost $194 million on the stocks, which it sold and then bet against, reaping $83 million in profit — a total benefit to the firm of more than $276 million.
The DWP says the cap will save £110m a year, which compares with a total benefits bill of £159bn in 2011-12.
Lastly, we summarize the total benefit of South-to-North South-to-North South-to-North Water Diversion
Its budget was reported to be about £45m-50m.According to Olsberg/SPI, a film consultancy, the total benefits of a film to an economy come to a bit more than twice the actual spending.
The identification of conflicting measures is important as well, because it would help assess the total benefits of a given measure.
The study estimated the total benefits of wetland conservation program to be about $3.9 million.
