"proprietary benefit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts where a company or organization has a unique advantage or benefit that is exclusive to them. Example: The company's proprietary benefit of advanced technology allowed them to outperform their competitors in the market.
A specific pathotype can produce many bacterial effectors, which can create an intricate interaction circuit that synergize, regulate, inhibit, or have redundant functions, and all together occur for the proprietary benefit of the pathogen.
The compromise may be to define certain categories of data as having different sensitivities, or to de-identify certain types of data, or to coordinate on patent filings before releasing data – with the result being that both publication and proprietary benefit are achieved.
Researchers highlight the importance of considering proprietary benefits and that is at least ensuring benefits proportionate to investment, as well as planning for achievement of tangible outputs during the early stages of the projects (Barnes et al. 2002).
The authors do not have any financial or proprietary interest or benefit to disclose.
I guess they haven't wanted to up to this point., Maybe they will join the consensus that they need to be a part of, either voluntarily or involuntarily.What no one wants is a proprietary system that benefits one company.
The case, then, boiled down to this: Did Mr. Aleynikov intend to steal Goldman's proprietary source code to benefit his new employer?
Even the most artful defenders of Wall Street have yet to come up with a convincing explanation for why these proprietary trading activities should benefit from a government safety net.
A confidentiality agreement that Godfrey and Allen signed prohibits them from ever using proprietary information for the benefit of any business but Smule.
Secondly, because it violates all of the norms mentioned earlier, this new proprietary version will not benefit from the future improvements of the open source community.
Dona nobis pacem is a gift from the city of Banja Luka and Association of Artists ART PULS, who are giving up their author and proprietary rights to the benefit of UNICEF.
The skin care companies tend to counter these statements by saying that they have proprietary research showing the benefits of gold.
