"resultant benefits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the positive outcomes or advantages that come as a result of something. Example: The new company policies led to a decrease in employee turnover and an increase in productivity, resulting in significant resultant benefits for the company.
In fact, preliminary models for coupling these technologies, and the resultant benefits, are already emerging.
The resultant benefits have spurred up competition from big banks like First Bank, GTbank and Access Bank for SME market share.
Economic analysis effectively invites us to determine what risks it would be acceptable for a potential defendant to take on the assumption that he owns both the resultant benefits and the resultant injuries.
In this study, we assess the potential economic viability of biomass production in the South Australian River Murray Corridor and quantify the resultant benefits for local and global scale environmental objectives.
The resultant benefits enjoyed by Sinhalese students also meant a significant decrease in the number of Tamil students within the Sri Lankan university student population.
The quality and modernity of stoves and resultant benefits, in particular fuel savings, time savings, cleanliness, and health, are highly valued by users.
Moreover, the resultant benefit of this assimilation scheme does not only lie in the improvement of soil moisture; the skin temperature also consequently exhibits improvements in a thermodynamic consistency.
The resultant benefit is kernels can be constructed by combining function calls together, and kernels can be more easily adjusted by adding or removing functions.
However, the resultant benefit of a shorter TR and minimal slice oversampling due to diminished slice profile issues partially compensated for the prolonged imaging time.
This population benefit is in addition to the resultant health benefits for AHWs themselves.
The resulting level of mutual understanding of the irradiation process and its resultant control benefits both the customer and contract operation, and provides necessary assurances to regulators.
