"act beneficially" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to behave or carry out an action in a way that is advantageous or helpful. Example: The company's decision to donate a portion of their profits to charity acted beneficially for their reputation and community impact.
EMS may act beneficially by mobilizing EPCs, in the same direction as exercise.
According to this, in feed forward networks, data run exclusively from the input units to the output units while in recurrent networks, feedback connections act beneficially for the training process and the behaviour of the network.
In a dialectic point of view the ἁλίνδησις was considered beneficial to the interior parts of the body, the loins, and the lower parts in general, but injurious to the head; whereas the πάλη ὀρθὴ was believed to act beneficially upon the upper parts of the body.
As demonstrated in the present study, compounds of blackcurrant extract are expected to act beneficially at water lipid interfaces.
Others considered that in order to act beneficially towards the patient, their informative role and responsibility was to relate the magnitude of CVD risk to other risks in the patients' lives.
A mixture of multi-species probiotic acts beneficially in mitigating the stressful effects in a tropical freshwater fish46.
When coated sheets are severely drawn and worked, the coating, rather than flaking off, acts beneficially as a lubricant.
Dual-phase microstructure obtained by quenching treatment acts beneficially in terms of delaying fatigue crack initiation and propagation processes and most importantly, a notch effect on the fatigue behaviour of 3CR12 steel wires treated in this way become insignificant.
Therefore, it is concluded that even in cases where the 'approximately flat' assumption is not valid, the segmentation of the signal in several subchannels (L=8) using a filter bank acts beneficially for the spectrum sensing algorithm.
If someone acts beneficially to others God rewards him generously in return.
To date, it is unclear whether angiogenesis of vascular-resident stem cells acts beneficially or detrimentally in the atherosclerotic pathogenesis.
