The phrase "benefit generated" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a benefit (or benefits) that have resulted from an action or decision. For example: "The new tax policy has generated considerable benefit for citizens."
This TSP logic, called TSPCV-C, provides a method to secure the mobility benefit generated by the intelligent TSP logic along a corridor so that the bus delay saved at an upstream intersection is not wasted at downstream intersections.
Sensitivity analysis suggests that there is a trade-off between the extra benefit generated through remanufacturing and the cost of acquisition of used products due to the employment of buy-back offer.
In this sense, the educational externality represents not only the opportunity cost for volunteering but also the expected benefit generated to society from volunteering.
The potential benefit generated by a REDD regime at time 2 is subject to the amount of carbon stock qualifying for accounting, Ct2REDD, and the prices per ton of CO2.
It is also predicted in this article that, by 2020, the direct economic benefit and the comprehensive economic benefit generated by the South-to-North Water Diversion to Beijing's industry will be RMB 38.72 billion and RMB 207.04 billion, respectively.
The comprehensive economic benefit generated therefrom is estimated to have increased from RMB 14.072 billion in 2008 to RMB 231.862 billion in 2013, in which the management of water conservancy, environment and public facilities, and the public management and social organization have the largest driving effect to the economy.
I suggest that demonstrating a commitment to equal consumption (a hierarchy of virtue, not material benefit) generates trust and strengthens a better hunter's social networks, particularly for women, who cooperate more than men.
The idea of their benefit generates sympathetic pleasure, increasing the sentiment of approbation (T, 364 65).
Given the configuration of the Spanish system, a person receiving unemployment benefit generates rights for retirement through the contribution.
Relatively generous wages, later enhanced with union benefits, generated upward mobility for blacks.
Cuts in education and in the entitlement to and payment rates of welfare benefits generated greater demand for social services.
