"temporary benefit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to describe something that is of advantage for a limited period of time. For example, "The student received a temporary benefit of a reduced tuition fee for one semester."
Iain Duncan Smith told MPs on the Work and Pensions Select Committee that the temporary benefit cuts were also fair.
Department for Work and Pensions minister Priti Patel said any analysis of the temporary benefit cuts' effects would be "misleading" in isolation and that their effect should therefore not be examined.
The homelessness charity Crisis warned at the time that the sharp rise in temporary benefit cuts was "cruel and can leave people utterly destitute – without money even for food and at severe risk of homelessness".
Other Republican leaders, including Gov. George E. Pataki of New York and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York, also urged Congress to reopen the window of opportunity for illegal immigrants to seek the temporary benefit, in an effort to help buff the party's tarnished image with immigrants.
So while employees would see an additional temporary benefit from this proposal in 2012 (the President would modestly expand the current payroll holiday), they would experience a larger effective tax increase 12 months later when the payroll tax reverted back to its full level.
Task order had a significant but limited effect, and social collaboration conferred only a temporary benefit that disappeared in a final individual assessment.
Social houses will no longer be homes to settle down and plan a future in, but a temporary welfare benefit.
We collected NIS information about each participant's use of different welfare benefits during the follow-up period, including sickness benefits, medical and vocational rehabilitation benefits, social security benefits, unemployment benefits, temporary disability benefits and permanent disability benefit.
China offers Russia temporary benefits and a long-term problem.
At best, these mass campaigns achieve small, temporary benefits.
Employers also pay about 7% of payroll as their contribution toward temporary benefits.
