'expected benefit for' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used when discussing the potential benefit or advantage of something for another person or thing. For example, "We have discussed the expected benefit for our employees if we make this change."
ENHANCE did not show the expected benefit for Vytorin and Zetia in preventing the thickening of arteries in the neck.
Compounds for which the preclinical toxicological assessment identifies an adverse effect profile that exceeds the expected benefit for the patient will be excluded from progression in the development pipeline.
Since these studies did not find the expected benefit for DTP-vaccinated compared with DTP-unvaccinated children, DTP may have negative effects on child survival.
At least 20% of nurses expected a great (vs. moderate, little, or no) expected benefit for every item listed on the survey.
(FC5) For carers, the primary motivation to embrace managing a technical health procedure was the need and expected benefit for the recipient.
Furthermore, inclusion criteria for the German DMPs are the willingness and ability of the patient to actively participate in the programme and an expected benefit for the patient in terms of an improvement in quality of life and life expectation.
"However, I am less certain at this point whether the potential risks are worth the expected benefits for children and others who are well controlled on the diet".
The expected benefits for Canada are the improved appropriateness of examinations, reduction in unnecessary radiation exposure, streamlined clinical workflow, and shortened wait lists.
The expected benefits for the provider and other stakeholders will be in terms of knowledge co-creation and ensuring enhanced customer experience through personalization.
