The phrase "a visible benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing advantages or positive outcomes that can be easily seen or observed.
Example: "The new policy has resulted in a visible benefit to employee morale, as evidenced by the increased participation in team activities."
Alternatives: "an obvious advantage" or "a clear benefit".
These behaviors are altruistic in the sense that they are costly for the adopting individuals and do not bring any visible benefit to them, while being beneficial to the orphans.
In 2012 13 however, one obstetrician and one neonatologist expressed that while good quality evidence existed, there was a need to continue to promote it, due to the absence of immediately visible benefit: "It doesn't have an immediate benefit… you know, not having cerebral palsy in two years' time… you need to convince them about the statistics and the odds" (CN1-2012/13).
How does this persuasive interrogation of the visible benefit from not being an essay, from being novelized?
One may argue that a small improvement in the self-binding affinity would be not sufficient for generating visible benefit in the current Drosophila genome.
His figure on foreign aid is quite different: $2.3 trillion spent so far by the West, with no visible benefit.
Thus the United States has been "forced" to impose our views on drugs on these countries, with no visible benefit to ourselves, and with disastrous results for them.
"It's a tremendous undertaking that doesn't yield a lot of visible benefits to the Y.M.C.A., but it's certainly an important project," he said.
A decade of western assistance has brought visible benefits to the streets of Kabul, where a small elite has prospered through a combination of legitimate business, political corruption and lucrative security contracts.
Attempting to prolong your life isn't hippie shit, it's actually an anti-spiritual, pro-science move, a mindset that eschews the invisible rewards of a "life on the edge" for the visible benefits of not dying at the age of 37 with your liver in a bag next to your head.
Key informants highlighted how the visible benefits of using CHWs generated a perceived advantage for the innovation, which was critical to its fit with the community needs and wants, and subsequent take-up: The community has to see CHWs as valuable.
