"for human benefit" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is done or intended to serve or benefit human beings. Example: The new government policies were implemented for the human benefit, with a focus on improving healthcare and education for all citizens.
"He wants to use God for human benefit.
For instance, recently there has been excitement about using spiders' silk for human benefit.
When it works effectively, it does so because it exploits human weaknesses for human benefit.
Animal experimentation is the practice of imposing severe suffering on other species for human benefit.
Topics discussed include: Can we defend inflicting suffering on animals in scientific experiments for human benefit?
He was 80. Maccoby's interests ranged broadly over the uses of the behavioral sciences and mass communication for human benefit.
It was a worldwide program, and the theme was "the natural system basis of productivity for human benefits". At the time Colorado State University was the headquarters of what was called the IBP Grassland Biome Project… So I was exposed to all of the people who were working anywhere on these grasslands issues.
Those who argue that moving animals around for human benefits or feeding hamsters to ferrets to train the ferrets to hunt when they are released often employ the utilitarian argument, as do those who feel comfortable eating formerly "free-ranging chickens" but not chickens who've been brutally debeaked and imprisoned in inhumane battery cages.
Gain of function analysis using transgenic plants overexpressing and/or ectopically expressing a gene of interest is a commonly used strategy to understand the function of novel genes or to engineer plants for human benefits.
Forests support in situ gene conservation, not only for identified human benefit, but to underpin continuing ecosystem functionality.
Nielsen, F. H. & Meacham, S. L. Growing evidence for human health benefits of boron.
