"fundamental benefit" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that offers a great advantage or benefit, usually to a large group of people. For example: "The fundamental benefit of gender equality in the workplace is improved productivity."
The fundamental benefit of social media for charities and their brands is the ability to connect directly with supporters and to use this connection to strengthen relationships and build trust.
One was that he would allow the Bush tax cuts to be locked in, making it very hard to get additional revenue; the other was that he would give in on fundamental benefit cuts.
For Praekelt, the more fundamental benefit is that there are millions of people across the developing world who cannot currently access life-saving services and so, he says, Free Basics is a flawed attempt in the absence of anything else to ensure those people are no longer deprived.
The fundamental benefit offered by demand response is flexibility.
In addition to increased image SNR and CEST effects, there is a fundamental benefit in using higher magnetic fields: the chemical shift increases in proportion to magnetic field strength.
Indisputably, the main and important down side of working with multiple choice based surveys is the loss of the fundamental benefit of an open question that allows the respondent to freely and unlimitedly elaborate on each specificity of its criminal justice system and go into every exception.
Losing out on nature means losing out on fundamental benefits, including nature's restorative capacity and the opportunity to learn ecological intelligence.
Welfare is also being overhauled: paying firms and charities to help the unemployed into work will continue, and a fundamental benefits reform is mooted.
And Mr Solbes argues persuasively that the fundamental benefits, in particular the widening and deepening of capital markets, have already far outweighed the embarrassment of the exchange rate.
However, this small-scale testbed was enough for our purposes which was to show the fundamental benefits gained when using cooperative MAC schemes in a real environment.
One of the fundamental benefits from performing cervical arthroplasty instead of fusion is preservation of motion in both the functional spinal unit (FSU) and the overall cervical spine.
