The phrase "again benefiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a repeated advantage or gain from a particular situation or action.
Example: "The new policy is again benefiting the employees by providing additional resources for their development."
Alternatives: "once more aiding" or "repeatedly helping".
And corporation tax is being cut again – benefiting wealthy shareholders and cutting revenue for public services.
And banks would be forced to compete properly with each other, again benefiting consumers.
But Leicester's second arrived after 22 minutes with Mahrez again benefiting from a decision in his favour.
"Through today's court decision and previous settlements with five major publishers, consumers are again benefiting from retail price competition and paying less for their e-books," Mr Baer said.
Board member Tamar Galatzan, whose district includes the Highlander and Platt Ranch campuses, said she was excited by the prospect of these campuses once again benefiting the community.
And now, the show's New York fans will get a third concert on Monday, July 30, once again benefiting The Actors Fund, and headlined by Robert Cuccioli (a Tony Award nominee for Jekyll and Hyde, Natascia Diaz (from such shows as Lennon and The Capeman) and Drew Sarich (seen on Broadway in Les Miz and starring in the Broadway-aimed Rocky the Musical).
In the $750,000 Hollywood Gold Cup, Frankel again benefited from the stewards' decision.
In an echo of the 1930s crisis Britain has again benefited from a weaker currency, upsetting its trading partners (notably Ireland).
In 2010, Mr. Aduriz said, he again benefited from Basque solidarity after being forced to close Mugaritz for several months after a fire.
"They want Feronia to give them back the lands, so that they can once again benefit from the use of their forests and farms".
Proceeds from the auction, which runs from June 23 to 30 will again benefit the Glide Foundation, a San Francisco-based homeless charity.
