The phrase "active benefits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing advantages or positive outcomes that are currently in effect or being utilized.
Example: "The new health plan offers several active benefits, including free gym memberships and regular health screenings."
Alternatives: "current advantages" or "ongoing benefits".
That is why we will fully fund Esol courses for unemployed people on active benefits where English language skills are a barrier to entering employment".
While the experts don't agree why being active benefits the brain--it could be from less pent-up energy, more focus, higher self-esteem, increased blood flow or a combination of all these things--they do say it's best to be physically fit.
If circumcision is performed after boys become sexually active benefits associated with STI prevention are delayed.
Chief Justice Roberts asked whether Mr. Alvarez, who was politically active, benefited from his lie.
Remarkably, the data showed that children who were less physically active benefitted to a greater extent from the iPlay programme.
Disabled people want to work and there is a crucial role for an active, engaging benefits system that offers support, challenges the continuing barriers to employment and works to lift those furthest from employment out of poverty.
It is also important to note the many active safety benefits provided by Rio.
"It's also important to note the active safety benefits provided by Forenza and Reno, with composed handling (four-wheel independent suspension), precise steering and four-wheel disc braking.
However, the results in Table 3 and Figure 2 suggest that this group of patients may be more responsive to placebo effects, thereby reducing assay sensitivity to detect active treatment benefits.
Alternatively, for OA who are habitually physically active these benefits can be gained through 75 minutes of vigorous intensity PA (i.e. running or cycling), or a mixture of both moderate and vigorous PA.
However, when both agents are active, the benefit of combination therapy over adequate monotherapy has not been proven in terms of clinical cure or microbiological eradication [129 131].
