The phrase "achieve benefit for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positive outcomes or advantages gained for a particular person, group, or entity.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve benefit for the community through our outreach programs."
Alternatives: "gain advantage for" or "provide benefit to".
"We believe that owning the dot London gTLD will not only generate increased opportunities for the promotion of the capital, but will achieve benefits for businesses and organisations across the capital".
While MIDATA also aims to achieve benefits for its members, the use of its revenue will be determined by the collective and is meant to contribute to the common good, particularly through ensuring sustainability and continuous improvement of the platform.
However, we hope our results will encourage further studies to establish the criteria for non-responders in order to avoid inefficient treatment and achieve benefits for patients.
Lowering regulatory levels has attendant costs but may not achieve benefits, for example, if the previous level were already below an actual or practical threshold.
Importantly, social and policy research must be linked into government structures, particularly the ministry of health, so as to integrate with policy and achieve benefits for European citizens.
In contrast to the Palestinian example above that had to contend with traditionally negative attitudes towards disability, this strategy has utilized conflict-injured persons' status and visibility as victims of war to achieve benefits for all other disabled persons.
The best indicator of having achieved benefits for clients is an increase in a portfolio company's stock price.
The claim then will be that if the weights are properly set, priority appropriately balances the desirability of achieving benefits for better-off and worse-off people.
