"benefit from development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about gaining an advantage when something is improved or made more advanced. For example: "As we benefit from development and technological advancement, our lives become easier and more productive."
However, as discussed later, continuity of service provision, data validation efforts, transparency and efficiency then benefit from development of more robust, formal agreements developed during non-eruptive periods.
EQUALITY -- No individual and no nation must be denied the opportunity to benefit from development.
What we need is a constitutional arrangement that ensures the tribal groups have a voice and derive some benefit from development".
"The main objective of OPA is to create the right understanding and awareness of pastoralists at government level so that the government will include pastoralists in its development policies and programmes and allow them to benefit from development," explained Dida.
The group also has the support of several unions that would benefit from development projects: Mason Tenders District Council of Greater New York, which represents supermarket workers, and the New York City District Council of Carpenters.
If residents of urban watersheds want to benefit from development, improved and more accessible data and rigorous evaluation are important first steps towards improved governance decisions about zoning and regional planning in both public and private sectors.
The team, which also includes Huichen Feng and Masahiro Shuda, adapted its technique to benefit from developments like the human genome project.
Application domains such as security [1], medical imaging [2] and nondestructive testing [3] are likely to benefit from developments in this area.
Germany doesn't mind that its citizens have borne a disproportionate cost for developing the solar industry, a German energy official said Friday, because Germans benefit from developments in other countries, notably fracking in the United States.
Ophthalmic surgery and investigation of optical breakdown could benefit from developments in this field by combining adaptive optics for ophthalmic applications with a femtosecond laser surgery system.
