The phrase "advances benefit" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The advances benefit the community by providing new resources and opportunities."
Alternatives: "advancements are advantageous" or "progress yields benefits".
But such advances benefit developed countries, not the poor.
Second, these advances benefit society - both by improving our quality of life, and by boosting the economy.
Not only does the campaign for access create a more accessible society for many of us, these advances benefit society as a whole.
The chapter then discusses the advances, benefits and applications of new weaving technologies in air-jet and rapier weaving.
Activists and doctors alike worry that the basic treatments for breast cancer continues to be "slash, burn, poison --more commonly referred to in medical offices as surgery, radiation, chemotherapoison --morefew advances benefiting too few women.
Detailed lists of typical drugs were developed for common types of cancer, and overall costs divided to represent basic, medium, high, and advanced benefit levels based upon average costs of care from Medicare claims.
We have designed our welfare system to support people with advances of benefit where they require it.
Although Freud insisted that the welfare system was designed to "support people with advances of benefit where they require it", Price says that in his experience jobcentres are instead referring vulnerable claimants to food banks.
It was introduced to recognise scholars and scientists who have made significant advances to benefit humanity and is awarded in the fields of service to Islam, Islamic studies, Arabic literature, science and medicine.
Re "Wakefulness Finds a Powerful Ally" (June 29): I welcome advances that benefit people with sleep disorders, but I shudder at the thought that science could someday abolish sleep altogether.
