The phrase 'particularly benefit from' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize that something is of particular advantage. For example: "These underprivileged children will particularly benefit from the new educational program."
"I don't know that Bechtel would particularly benefit from it," he said.
It is shown that all kinds of multicast traffic particularly benefit from the new topology.
Suppliers produce inputs for businesses, and therefore, they particularly benefit from being co-located with their buyers in industry clusters.
The more vulnerable nonhomosexual transsexuals may particularly benefit from additional professional guidance before and/or during treatment.
On-going and future conservation plans to recover the thermophilous Macaronesian forest will particularly benefit from this type of study.
The judges, while welcoming the idea, thought that Morgan Sowden's worthy idea wouldn't particularly benefit from an endorsement by the Guardian Activate Summit.
These are the kinds of book that particularly benefit from the attention of editors and marketers, and that attract gifted people to publishing, despite the pitiful salaries.
CSIRO manufacturing group leader Dr Leon Prentice says remote communities could also particularly benefit from being able to access short-term medical solutions in times of need.
Additional analysis shows that acquirers particularly benefit from long-term and persistent lobbying rather than ad-hoc lobbying triggered by adverse review outcomes.
This type of routing on a wider search area will result to be more costly, and thus, it will particularly benefit from a parallel computational architectural solution.
Furthermore, it can be hypothesized that an IL-17 phenotype exists that may define patient subpopulations who particularly benefit from IL-17 targeting therapies.
