The phrase 'benefit in using' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'benefit in using' to discuss an advantage of using something. For example, "There is a great benefit in using solar energy to power homes."
After all, he points out, there is "no health benefit in using cosmetics".
This may suggest that there is no additional benefit in using non-rigid image registration.
We observed an ICU survival benefit in using levosimendan in this group of patients.
Our results show that there is a clear benefit in using detailed and highly reliable data.
Consequently, there is a benefit in using station log-files, provided that the weather and cable delay data are reliable.
A "primary benefit" in using mounted units in neighbourhood policing was attributed to the patrols increasing the visibility of officers.
And surely Huawei users who own an Echo will see the immediate benefit in using the same smart assistant across devices.
So we actually have a lot of benefit in using the credit card system itself because a lot of the protections are on the payer side.
Several key questions come to mind regarding our use of the MADIS and MesoWest data: 1) What is the benefit in using data from both systems versus just one?
The One-Stop-Shop [11] provides coverage of multiple states, and all of the systems make use of sensors in addition to temperature, so there is added benefit in using the all-inclusive feeds from these providers.
In addition to increased image SNR and CEST effects, there is a fundamental benefit in using higher magnetic fields: the chemical shift increases in proportion to magnetic field strength.
