The phrase "alleged benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a benefit that is claimed or asserted but not yet proven or verified.
Example: "The company advertised the alleged benefit of their new product, but many customers remained skeptical about its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "claimed advantage" or "purported benefit".
"Because that allegation would represent a potential financial benefit, and that potential alleged benefit was not declared as part of his ministerial declaration, this could represent a breach of the ministerial code," the Prime Minister's official spokesman said.
The paper said that al-Sibai is being investigated for alleged benefit fraud.
"And that collective increase in speed more than washes away the alleged benefit of air bags".
Osborne also announced a requirement for all claimants with poor spoken English agree to improve their language skills as a condition of receiving benefits, a populist measure aimed at clamping down on alleged "benefit tourism".
While recognising the obfuscation around the World Trade Organisation (WTO) rulings on subsidies in the aircraft-manufacturing business, I point to some clear facts.First, the WTO dismissed nearly all the claims that the alleged benefit to Boeing from tax breaks and defence and research contracts was an illegal subsidy.
By contrast, traditional platonism asserts that there is a unique universe of sets in which the Continuum Hypothesis is either determinately true or determinately false.15 One alleged benefit of this plenitudinous view is in the epistemology of mathematics.
This chapter provides a summary of the most commonly abused substances, their effects and adverse effects, and the alleged benefits together with current standards in doping.
When these confounding factors were taken into account, either by the original researchers in a follow-up study or by Sloan's group, the alleged benefits usually disappeared.
Dubbed "Ben Franklin" by pal Senator Joseph Lieberman, Perricone is developing a Super Soldier lotion made of neuropeptides which offers the hope of a two-hour slumber that mimics the effect of a full night's sleep and has alleged benefits for those with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Sure, higher levels of employee retention, citizenship behavior and so on, are nice things to have, and I am sure they help an organization become better, but they don't come for free; family-friendly workplace practices are sometimes plain expensive, and it is not clear from the studies conducted whether the (alleged) benefits outweigh these often substantial financial costs.
She included a discount code and highlighted the pills' alleged benefits without listing any risks in her post, which wasn't labeled as sponsored content.
