"report benefits" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence such as, "Management requested a report detailing the potential benefits of the project".
The work and pensions select committee's report Benefits Simplification, published in July, slammed the current system as "stunningly complicated".
They report benefits including more time with clinicians as well as safer care (eg, through quicker times to seeing a doctor).
Most of the studies have no adequate control groups and generally fail to assess the expectations of participants (ie, if we expect to benefit from something, we may be more likely to report benefits).
Patients who undergo surgery to correct facial abnormalities that contribute to apnea see improvements in intimacy, and those who start using masks at night that administer continuous positive airway pressure also report benefits in their sexual relationships.
Members of the public are being encouraged to report benefits cheats anonymously.
Few studies have addressed interventions to decrease vascular calcification; however, experimental studies report benefits of bisphosphonates.
He also says that OMB should report benefit and cost estimates for nonmajor rules too.
Other antiangiogenic studies also do not report benefit among SCC.
However, many proponents of radical lymphadenectomy report benefit of radical or extended radical lymphadenectomy.
However, most of the patients in this report benefited from hypnosis despite the time limitation imposed by a medical setting.
Most patients report benefit from consuming this product and large proportions feel using it is a "great help".
