The phrase "maintained benefits" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when talking about benefits that have been kept or preserved over time, rather than new benefits that have been added. For example: "The company has maintained benefits such as paid time off and health insurance for its employees for over 20 years."
After 7 years of clinical usage, the dose was reduced to 30 mg twice daily, following evidence from a systematic review of maintained benefit at this reduced dose with lower toxicity (www.who.int/hiv/art/ARTadultsaddendum.pdf).
He said state officials were concerned about maintaining benefits for the long-term unemployed as some federal programs were scheduled to expire in the next several months.
In other industries, businesses have generally passed along more and more of the costs to workers and retirees, if they maintain benefits at all.
Available at the firm's discretion to consultants who sign up by the end of the month, the program pays participating employees 20percentt of their salary for 6 to 12 months and maintains benefits during that period.
Toyota officials insisted Friday that despite the deteriorating forecast, they would maintain benefits that seem to be a part of Toyota's culture, from lifelong employment to innovations like hybrid designs.
Raising the real value of the state pension, or maintaining benefits which help older people pay for heating, are welcome solutions but I would also like to see some innovative, long-term thinking which goes beyond the political cycle.
So in pratcical terms, the most an out-of-work person has to do to maintain benefits, Mr. Grubb said, is to call in every six months to confirm that no new job has been found.
If the other parties resist the new welfare envelope, he can ask them which taxes they will increase or which services they will cut in order to maintain benefits.
Like the television commercials and the letters about to be mailed, the phone calls suggest Mr. Bush cannot maintain benefits for retirees and at the same time allow younger workers to divert some of their tax money into private accounts.
