The phrase "accepted benefit for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a recognized advantage or gain associated with a particular action or situation.
Example: "The accepted benefit for participating in the program is the opportunity to gain valuable experience."
Alternatives: "recognized advantage for" or "acknowledged benefit for".
These members may have been unaware that by accepting benefits, for example, by taking a newly marketed drug, they were thereby assuming obligations; in addition, in cases such as incapacitating medical emergencies, they could not have refused the benefits.
The knowledge of the needs of individuals in high-risk areas, as well as the accepted benefits of psychological resilience for both individual and community functioning means that establishing psychological resilience-building strategies seems promising.
Woods missed the Wildcats' first six games this season after being suspended by the National Collegiate Athletic Association for accepting benefits from his high school coach, and Jefferson sat out Arizona's last game with an N.C.A.A. suspension for accepting a plane ticket and Final Four tickets from Bill Walton, the father of Jefferson's teammate Luke Walton.
Harris, Sean Spence, Travis Benjamin, Marcus Forston and Adewale Ojomo — all of whom were likely starters — must sit out one game and make restitution for accepting benefits after enrolling at the university.
Much of the debate about mammograms has focused on whether they are useful for women in their 40s; most scientists have accepted the benefits for women over 50 as well-proven (Science, 21 February 1997, p. 1056 and 4 April 1997, p. 27).
The suit contended that Sheriff Tommy Thomas of Harris County was an ally of Mr. Rosenthal in failing to investigate misconduct by deputies and that the sheriff had accepted illegal benefits for his ranch from county contractors.
In other words the overall rate of false-positive FDG uptakes resulting in unnecessary colonoscopy in 0.6% should be accepted for the benefit of detecting masses in 1.6% including even cancer in 0.5% [ 20– 25, 25– 32]—in particular if colonoscopy is recommended for screening anyway.
Baylor entered the season without 2011 12 Big 12 Conference basketball season preseason player of the year Perry Jones who was on a five-game suspension for having accepted improper benefits before arriving at Baylor.
"I actually believe that as women are more accepted in leadership roles, and their leadership style is more accepted, that will be a benefit for men, too, to have very different styles... Men want to join our team because they pretty quickly get a sense that our culture is not one that is very aggressive and filled with high testosterone," she says.
The top charges that Ms. Gordon was convicted of were third-degree bribe-receiving — soliciting or agreeing to accept a benefit in return for taking action as a public servant — and a similar charge covering state legislators.
