The phrase "service beneficiary" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a person or group who receives or benefits from a particular service. This phrase can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in government policies, nonprofit organizations, or business services. Example: The new health care program will provide free medical services to low-income families, making them the primary service beneficiaries.
Ecosystem stewards are those 'whose actions modify the quantity or quality of ecosystem services available to environmental service beneficiaries.
They contribute to sustainable development by averting unintended negative impacts and optimising benefits to all ecosystem service beneficiaries, increasing net economic value.
According to the results of our survey, local service beneficiaries perceived the ecosystem services provided by forests and woodlands are being relatively important to their families.
Clarification of the relation between the supervising authority and the service beneficiaries of the water authority, both farmers and other users, was underlined.
We note also the promising emergence of a specific type of PES that relies on mandatory financial contributions by service beneficiaries, while keeping payments to service providers on a voluntary basis through contracts.
It consisted of personal observation, focus group discussions (FGDs), and semi-structured interviews with 25 key informants, including the executives of the local NGO, service beneficiaries and participants, 5 community opinion leaders including the assembly man and the leaders of 2 prominent women groups.
But a George W. Bush rule allowing publicly funded "faith-based" charities to discriminate on religious grounds in hiring remains in place.... "Each day that no action is taken," [Executive Director, Rev. Barry] Lynn said, "applicants for federally funded jobs are subject to blatant religious discrimination and the religious liberty rights of social service beneficiaries are compromised".
This indicates that nearly half of the total specimens are free laboratory service beneficiaries.
The comparator population of Medicare fee for service beneficiaries included 27 764 699 people.
Setting 4767 hospitals caring for Medicare fee for service beneficiaries in the United States, 2008-10.
