"eminent benefit" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to refer to a benefit of a high degree, as in "The project has provided an eminent benefit to the local community."
"They're using the power of eminent domain to benefit private corporations, not for a public purpose," said the landowner, Joseph Bernstein, who is part of a group that owns two parcels on the block.
In the year after Kelo, the Institute for Justice, a group that defends property rights, counted 5,783 homes, businesses, churches and other properties condemned or threatened with eminent domain to the benefit of a private party.
If the effort in Richmond succeeds, the 624 homeowners involved and more in other cities that use the eminent domain approach will benefit from lower payments (and the investors in Mortgage Resolution Partners will see a payoff), but potential home buyers nationwide will be examined with a more jaundiced eye from their lenders than is now the case.
Cost overruns and expensive add-ons like a toll road inside the levees in Dallas — now all but dead — have bogged down the Trinity River Corridor Project, while Trinity Vision has been attacked for its use of eminent domain to the benefit of private developers.
They do this through development deals always infused with large taxpayer subsidies and gifts, which often benefit from eminent domain powers used by political friends.
44 The general unavailability of safe injection sites for drug users, despite evidence of benefit and eminent advocacy, illustrates how these issues play out in public policy.
But the next astounding step for Brooklyn developer Forest City Ratner (FCR --which has already beneFCR --whicheminent domain, signiFCR --whichidies, a naming righas givealreadynd tax benefitednvolves raising a $249 million interest-from loan from 498 Chineminentlionaires seeking green cardomain
We're morally opposed to eminent domain being used to benefit a private company.
I didn't want to succumb to eminent domain abuse for the benefit of a private institution".
As the Ayatollah's funeral takes place, along with whatever sura from the Quran, maybe there should be a quotation from that eminent theologian Robert Burns for the benefit of Western commentators, "O wad some Pow'r the giftie gie us/ To see oursels as others see us".
