"benefit gains" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used when referring to the increase in benefits that a person or company experiences as a result of a change or action. For example: "The company saw major benefit gains after restructuring the operations team."
The pilots were looking for large wage and benefit gains after agreeing to concessions in their most recent contract, ratified in 1996.
[C5.] Initial Pact for DaimlerChrysler Workers in Canada The Canadian Auto Workers reached a tentative agreement with DaimlerChrysler Canada that eliminates about 1,600 jobs and offers limited wage and benefit gains.
Ian Shepherdson, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics, said that both wages and benefit gains have been cut almost in half over the past year.
These measures allowed us to analyze benefit gains and losses when using our prediction scores compared with the PTSs scores.
Decision curve analysis revealed that the use of nomograms was associated with net benefit gains relative to the treat-all strategy.
Using DCA, the nomogram demonstrated better net benefit gains relative to the AJCC/TNM staging system for predictions of the examined end points at 3 and 5 years after radical NU.
What about dry ice?" He put down the phone to speak eloquently about the scientific benefit gained by studying the brains of Elisabetta's family.
The Greens propose an increase to $5m or three times the benefit gained – a fine more in line with Canada and the United States.
For example, for criminal offences such as insider trading, Australia currently fines individuals $810,000 or three times the benefit gained, whichever is greater.
The social benefit gained through the sport has kept stress in my life to a minimum".
The maximin theorem used to maximize the benefit gain by the player.
