The phrase "overwhelming benefit" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a benefit that is significantly more substantial or impactful than any potential drawbacks. Example: The overwhelming benefit of implementing these new safety protocols is a significant reduction in workplace accidents.
That short time frame has made it hard for all the candidates to get voters' attention, and worked to the overwhelming benefit of Mr. Booker.
Another arm of the trial, involving women taking estrogen alone, is continuing because the evidence shows neither an overwhelming risk nor an overwhelming benefit.
Also, the human form of the gene, with its two changes, seems to have become universal in the human population, suggesting that it conferred some overwhelming benefit.
But for a man who cares so much about his legacy, overplaying his hand over an agreement of such overwhelming benefit to his country was foolhardy of Mr Karzai.
The exercise of Drawing Rights is subject to discussion and sometimes to conditions, except for drawings on what are called the reserve tranches (sums equal to the member's original deposits in its own currency and Special Drawing Rights), which are given "the overwhelming benefit of the doubt".
When the agency looked at all of the patients enrolled in the company's trial, the vaccine didn't show an overwhelming benefit in the short-term study of more than 100 prostate cancer patients.
"There are overwhelming benefits to moving to a green economy that provides jobs and good wages," she said.
Despite the manifest and seemingly overwhelming benefits of the convoy system, the idea was novel and, like any untried system, met with powerful opposition from within the military.
"If you look at evidence worldwide the overwhelming benefits come down on the benefits of having a single insurer," Doggett says.
It simply consists of more and more research documenting trees' overwhelming benefits, paired with a mixed picture of city investment in maintaining and expanding them.
But that's a small price to pay for the overwhelming benefits that foreign-born grads bring to our economy (especially when we're already educating them).
