The phrase "a type of benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when categorizing or describing a specific kind of advantage or positive outcome.
Example: "The new policy offers a type of benefit that encourages employee wellness and productivity."
Alternatives: "a form of advantage" or "a category of gain."
Almost 40 percent rely on a pension, a type of benefit that is less and less common.
The plan calls for the creation of an Employee Stock Ownership Plan, a type of benefit program that invests primarily in the employer company's stock.
When he died in 2008 from a variety of health problems, his widow — who had very little income — applied for a type of benefit for survivors of veterans whose death had resulted, at least in part, from a service-related disability.
Thus far, scores of companies have signed up as B Corporations, a type of benefit corporation certified by B Lab, which puts the companies through a rigorous certification process that measures social and environmental impact, and requires them to amend their articles of incorporation to adopt B Lab's commitment to sustainability and treating workers well.
3 Activation strategies for labour-market inactive benefit recipients may involve making benefits for a particular target group conditional on immediate availability for work and acceptance of referrals to job vacancies, either by transferring them to an existing unemployment benefit or converting their benefit de facto into a type of unemployment benefit.
At the heart of the matter is a type of pension benefit that has generally been shunned by corporations but embraced by state and local governments.
In sum, telemedicine parity laws are really just a type of health benefit mandate.
But there is a type of indirect benefit and sponging off the system that companies attain through others.
Persons receiving a type of social benefit that do not fit into these states are put into the 'temporary out' (TO) state.
ESA is a contentious type of benefit and the people who walk into my assessment room are often anxious, angry, scared, pessimistic or resigned.
Some girls got spray tans, while others relied on Hoola, a type of bronzer by Benefit that no Sloane would be caught dead without.
