"hold benefit" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express that something, usually a situation, has positive advantages or benefits. For example, "Maintaining a healthy lifestyle holds many benefit, such as improved energy levels and more restful sleep."
It is meaningless to talk of encouragement and personal responsibility if you ignore barriers such as prejudiced recruiters (or, indeed, if you hold benefit entitlement tests at centres with no disabled access).
Noting that history, Mr. Saltarelli is planning to reach out to Irish, Italian and Hispanic entertainers, perhaps singers, in the hope that they might hold benefit concerts at the church.
David Miliband said as much in 2013 when he attacked the coalition's "rancid" plan to hold benefit rises below the rate of inflation, and observed that the same savings could be made simply by not giving tax relief on millionaires' pension savings.
While both arm traction and swimming position views hold benefit with better visualization, each view has been shown in our study to have unique advantages.
They then go into the next mode of supporting, helping with solutions for improving productivity for those experiencing illness and sometimes engaging the entire company to raise money, reach out, hold benefit concerts, substitute and fill in for the employee, donate accumulated sick leave and vacation time and more... just to benefit the employee.
When it comes to register-based research, the Finnish public seems to hold benefit for public health as more important than the individual right to privacy and indicate no acute need for restrictions for register-based research.
He believes the courses could also hold benefits for people with other conditions.
Daniel Humm of Eleven Madison Park and David Chang of the Momofuku empire will hold benefits for Governor, a four-month-old restaurant in the Dumbo neighborhood of Brooklyn, which was ravaged by Hurricane Sandy.
They held benefit concerts, auctioned a guitar signed by Johnny Depp and brought in $100 donations from people across Wyoming and the country.
The Recording Artists Coalition, a musicians' group, is holding benefit concerts the night before the Grammy Awards to support a change in California labor law that would limit recording contracts to seven years rather than a specified number of albums.
People are still making pieces, holding benefit concerts, and making banners.
