The phrase "activities benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the advantages or positive outcomes that arise from specific activities.
Example: "The activities benefit the community by promoting health and wellness among its members."
Alternatives: "activities provide advantages" or "activities yield benefits".
App developers who want this access will now have to prove their activities benefit the group.
It does not take a huge intellectual leap to see how all of these activities benefit science and research.
As this quote illustrates, another way these activities benefit science is by preparing the mentees for their role as peer reviewers in the future.
For purposes of this paragraph, the term "program integrity activities" means initial claims review activities, eligibility review activities, benefit payments control activities, and employer liability auditing activities.
Entering into force two years later, its small print stated that European fishermen may operate in Western Sahara, which Morocco has occupied since 1974, provided that their activities benefit the indigenous Sahrawi people.
Which activities benefit from interaction with peers?
She was known as a gracious hostess and was actively involved in charitable activities benefiting the blind, the elderly, and the disabled.
The report specifically said Ling's wife, Gu Liping, received bribes and that her business activities benefited from Ling's status.
Critics said the law's loosely worded definition of illegal "activities benefiting the enemy" leaves it open to abuse.
Guardian Australia understands the AEC wrote to GetUp noting it might have to submit an associated entity disclosure because its 2016 election activities benefited Labor and the Greens.
People and money that could have been deployed in activities benefiting real people, are instead deployed in activities that are no more socially productive than gambling in Las Vegas.
