"sole benefit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means the only advantage or advantage that someone or something has in a situation. Example: "The sole benefit of the new company policy is increased efficiency."
Information shouldn't be the sole benefit of the leisure class.
(The sole benefit was that their contracts would expire a few years sooner).
We are subjected to each side's finding a plausible rationalization of a position intended for its sole benefit.
The trust pays the disabled person's bills — as long as the expense is for the sole benefit of the participant.
"States must choose between expanding Medicaid or paying huge tax sums to the federal fisc for the sole benefit of expanding Medicaid in other states," Kennedy wrote.
The fiduciary legally obligates the registered investment adviser to act at all times for the sole benefit and interest of the client.
Congress directed that union welfare funds be established as written formal trusts, and that the assets of the funds be "held in trust," and be administered "for the sole and exclusive benefit of the employees..
Given the established rule of the law of trusts that a trustee has an unwavering duty of complete loyalty to the beneficiary of a trust, to the exclusion of the interests of all other parties, and the use in § 302(c)(5) of such terms as "held in trust" and "for the sole and exclusive benefit of the employees..
Mr. Malek said that lower prices were not the sole intended benefit of the initiative.
The spill's sole positive benefit has been to unambiguously expose the hard right, for all its populist pandering to the Tea Partiers, as a stalking horse for its most rapacious corporate patrons.
Nevertheless, the sole real benefit of all this effort is to add a price/earnings ratio point or two to the shares, and that's useful only to a company issuing stock, whether to raise cash or to acquire another company.
