'benefit of your' is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, 'benefit to you' or 'benefit for you' can be used. For example: Taking the initiative to get the job done is a great benefit to you professionally.
"We would appreciate the opportunity to meet with you to receive the benefit of your thinking".
Thank you, gentlemen, for the benefit of your privileged insights into the game.
Have you ever made a career sacrifice for the benefit of your spouse and/or children?
Make clear how you will use the program's resources for the benefit of your organization.
We can help maximize the benefit of your research data through proper data management.
"You give our young people the benefit of your knowledge, your support, your friendship.
Students get the benefit of your expertise, but what do you get out of teaching?
Everything you are doing and striving to achieve, you are doing for the benefit of your children.
You can build a rapport with officers, and often it's best to do that for the benefit of your client, and they [the police] just weren't interested.
"I'd love to have the benefit of your wisdom, and I think you could be a big plus to my administration," Mr. Bloomberg said.
Mr. Gorrell urged those present to not jump to "quick conclusions" and told them "We believe we have earned the benefit of your doubt".
