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"survival benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a benefit or advantage that helps a person or thing survive in a particular situation. For example, "The new air filter had a significant survival benefit for the fish in the tank."
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Like the first trial, neither showed a survival benefit.
The new use of wings, he said, offers an additional survival benefit for a proto-wing.
Earlier studies of other cancers usually placed the survival benefit in months.
Still, some doctors say the hint of a survival benefit is too strong to ignore.
The ability to detect and identify chemical substances in the environment offers an obvious survival benefit.
But whether that translates into a survival benefit -- and how much of one -- is not known.
But the most extraordinary finding of the study is a survival benefit from presurgery chemotherapy that is measured in years.
The fever response appears to be ubiquitous among animals, and evidence suggests that it confers a survival benefit.
Both found survival benefit in the experimental group.
Systemic chemotherapy has no survival benefit [1, 3].
The treatment achieved a survival benefit compared to historical studies using irradiation without chemotherapy, but no survival benefit compared to irradiation with adjuvant nitrosourea or non-temozolomide chemotherapy.
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