The phrase "document benefits" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to write down or record the advantages or positive aspects of something. Example: The company asked me to document the benefits of their new product in a report to present to potential investors.
In August 2012, the CMC partnered with the University of California, San Francisco, to research and document benefits of singing in community choir, starting with 12 different community choirs.
Furthermore, there are serious doubts about the food value of males, probably because most studies that attempt to document benefits of sexual cannibalism to the female have been conducted in the laboratory with non-natural alternative prey.
Several studies document benefits of dietary polyamines during insect development.
Additional research is needed to document benefits and rule out unintended consequences of customized mailings of clinical data to diabetic patients.
For the moment, there will be continued reliance on structural outcomes of OCT and MRI to document benefit on reducing neuronal and axonal degeneration or improving tissue repair.
Neighborly cohesiveness has documented benefits for health.
Still, drinking your urine has no documented benefits.
It would be unethical to deny the infected these well documented benefits.
The study also points to documented benefits of an alkaline diet, including preservation of muscle mass with aging.
Strong clawbacks, either alone or as part of a broader reform, are responsible for the documented benefits.
The best documented benefits are preventing relapses of depression, where it helps people entering the downwards spiral to notice when self-critical thoughts are beginning to arise and to help prevent those negative thoughts from escalating.
