"logistical benefits" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the advantages or positive outcomes that come from having efficient and well-organized processes and systems in place for planning and implementing tasks or projects. Example: The company's decision to invest in updated technology brought about significant logistical benefits, resulting in increased productivity and cost savings.
But Mr. Anderson said the alliance provided logistical benefits to overwhelmed travel managers trying to match fares with routes and with known levels of customer service.
Many economic and logistical benefits for removing slurry catalysts drive the investment into monolith technology, both for new capacity and for retrofits onto existing stirred tank reactors.
Its application to renew Mesa's FTZ status appears to be aimed at retaining certain distribution and logistical benefits that stem from having a site with the designation, rather than as a route to enabling it to expand manufacturing capabilities in the US.
This approach has logistical benefits because DUS are small and easily transported and the specimens can be stored at room temperature.
Due to the numerous logistical benefits and information supplied, internet-based SNAs may provide conservation practitioners with a much needed and cost-effective tool, in analysis and intentional design of collaborative networks.
The close location of the state School of Health Technology the institution that trains CHEWs also provided logistical benefits for initial phases of the work focused on curriculum review and training.
The most obvious benefits are logistical: there's a great joy in travelling light and fast, like some lone tourist commando.
The authors have been asked to examine the international context, the belligerents, the distribution of costs and benefits, the logistical requirements, enemy countermeasures, and the operational and strategic effectiveness of these campaigns.
The business logic is clearer still, especially as Amazon vies to expand its lucrative government and defense contracting business, along with the attendant logistical and market proximity benefits of establishing two hubs on the east coast.
Respondents were asked about perceptions on benefits, personnel, logistical constraints, training and development, monitoring, and evaluation.
Five main themes emerged: environment; professional relationships and integration; pharmacist attributes; staff and patient benefits and logistical challenges.
