The phrase "activities to benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or initiatives that are intended to provide advantages or improvements to a person, group, or cause.
Example: "The organization is planning several activities to benefit the local community, including workshops and volunteer events."
Alternatives: "initiatives to support" or "efforts to aid".
"The returns, however, would be directed to services and activities to benefit the 54,000 people living with epilepsy in Scotland".
The United States trade representative, Robert Zoellick, said the agreement would result in a financial contribution from the United States to support projects and activities to benefit European music creators.
Most importantly, the C.P.B. has been striving for a balance between the financial and social outcomes of its activities to benefit all of its stakeholders, letting out much of its property with rents below market levels.
The annual Norwalk Seafood Association Oyster Festival is scheduled for Sept. 9 to 11 in Veterans Park at Norwalk Harbor in Connecticut with food to purchase, entertainment and children's activities, to benefit local charities.
The Norwalk Seafood Association's annual Oyster Festival runs Friday through Sunday in Veterans Park at Norwalk Harbor in Connecticut with food to purchase, entertainment and children's activities, to benefit local charities.
Thunderbird American Indian Dancers: Dance Concert and Powwow (Fridays through Sundays, through Feb. 5) As it has done for the last 36 years, the organization is offering its annual performance of music, dance and other activities to benefit a scholarship fund for American Indian students.
How scary is it that only 12% of 14-year-old girls do enough physical activity to benefit their health?
For more information about coordinating a fundraising activity to benefit Yale School of Medicine, please review our third-party fundraising event guidelines and complete and submit the event proposal form.
Within the company he supported educational opportunities for employees, and, in furtherance of affirmative action, extended this activity to benefit youths from underprivileged neighborhoods.
It is a sport with one of the lowest barriers to entry and, as such, could form one of the best ways to tackle the appalling fact that only 12% of teenage girls do enough physical activity to benefit their health.
But they say the way the scheme's beneficiaries were defined "permitted persons or entities not, or only marginally, engaged in an agricultural activity to benefit from SPS payments".
