The phrase "augmented benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an enhanced or improved advantage or gain, often in contexts like business, technology, or healthcare.
Example: "The new software update provides an augmented benefit by streamlining processes and increasing productivity."
Alternatives: "enhanced advantage" or "improved benefit".
Additional time spent on any physical activity can augment benefit and represents an intensification strategy for patients with higher risk stratification or those who do not achieve their goals with less intense activity.
While the notion seems quaint today, empirical analysis and the personal experience of many of us indicate that during the 50's and 60's many public employees worked for compensation which was far below what comparable positions paid in the private sector, augmented by benefit packages which were nowhere near today's standards and with largely illusory 'civil service'-based job security.
Intervention studies however can be designed to isolate which lifestyle behaviour changes are most effective in preventing and mitigating pain, thereby augmenting exercise capacity, in which patients at what time and how these benefits may augment the benefits of physical therapy.
The additional support for public services would augment this benefit.
Adcock, R. A. et al. Real time fMRI during the psychotherapy session: toward a methodology to augment therapeutic benefit.
Identifying the abnormal activities of leukemia stem cells from single-cell transcriptomes will aid our understanding of leukemia development and will eventually augment and benefit the understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of leukemia [37].
If you don't take retirement benefits until after full retirement, your surviving spouse's survivor benefit will equal the benefit you were receiving or would have received had you applied right before you died, namely your full retirement benefit augmented by the Delayed Retirement Credit.
Explanations with others help students learn yet little is known about how technology can support and augment these benefits.
Furthermore, vegetation-dominated land uses often have more complicated and hence longer UGS edges than other land uses to augment interfacial benefits.
The third and final report, Artificial Intelligence, Automation, and the Economy (SciPol brief available) provides a review of the positive and negative effects of AI-driven automation on the US economy and describes three broad strategies designed to augment the benefits and reduce the costs.
