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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are of benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something provides an advantage or is helpful in a particular context.
Example: "The new policies are of benefit to employees, as they promote a healthier work-life balance."
Alternatives: "are advantageous" or "are helpful".
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Cool compresses and artificial eye lubrication are of benefit, and many antiallergy medications are available.
We host various events throughout the school year that are of benefit to ME Department students.
The present results are of benefit to optimum design of non-homogeneous tapered beam structures.
Broad specialist knowledge and a well-founded understanding of explosion protection are of benefit to all.
The pendants could restrain aggregation which might induce fluorescence quenching and are of benefit to keep high charge mobility.
These results are of benefit to revealing the mechanism of destructive power exerted by large-amplitude ISWs on a pile.
The extent to which growing bank profits are of benefit to wider society depends entirely on the proportion of people who have savings invested in private pension funds.
Although the drug's effects are limited and are of benefit only to some patients, it is an encouraging start toward conquering a devastating and costly health problem.
"I would say that physicians do believe these drugs are of benefit to patients with Alzheimer's," said Stephen M. Graham, senior director of clinical development at Forest.
I think the two players are of benefit to the country – and if there's a way to get around it, we should do".
In addition to an awareness of the substances that are of benefit during pregnancy, a knowledge of which substances are harmful and should be avoided is equally important.
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