The phrase "able to benefit a" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you want to express that something has the potential to provide an advantage or gain to a specific subject, but it needs to be followed by a noun or a complete thought.
Example: "The new policy is able to benefit a wide range of employees in the company."
Alternatives: "capable of benefiting a" or "has the potential to benefit a".
New technologies are a boon to skilled entrepreneurs able to benefit from a vibrant digital marketplace, and provide us all with wider choice, often at a lower cost.
Assessing and ensuring physical accessibility appears a prerequisite for users to be able to benefit from a wheelchair for other human rights purposes than movement.
Therefore, these genes would be able to benefit from a quality control method that requires the existence of a computational prediction with which to compare a literature-based annotation.
By speaking to fellow entrepreneurs operating across different industry sectors, Brown was able to benefit from a number of opinions and shared experiences that were objective, useful and challenging.
Since 1988, in response to a long-term problem of unemployment in France, people with little or no income have been able to benefit from a special government subsidy known as the social minimum (revenu minimum d'insertion).
In reality, the purges were short-lived and superficial, and even leading Fascists were able to benefit from a series of amnesties, the most important of which was backed by the Communist minister of justice, Togliatti.
He estimates that this could cut magazine sales by £53m and newspaper sales by £97m.If WH Smith is to get its way, it will have to persuade its critics that they will be able to benefit from a more efficient distribution system.
However, the Migraine Trust said that the Nice guidance will mean that many migraine sufferers who cannot take conventional anti-migraine therapies – such as the triptan drugs – may now be able to benefit from a relatively safe, non-invasive procedure that can also be used by women during pregnancy and breast-feeding.
Maybank says that Gilt was able to benefit from a halo effect of selling high-end designers.
