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The part of a sentence "benefit *" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to something that provides an advantage to someone or something, such as "The new policy provides a benefit to employees".
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Does it benefit me?
Catholics benefit from that.
| Slamdance benefit screening.
This could benefit everyone.
Another benefit is simplification.
"We benefit," she says.
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"It's all benefit-risk".
4. Benefit-Payment Options.
Cost-benefit analysis.
The benefit?
Public benefit?
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