"triple benefits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to three distinct benefits that can be gained from a particular action or situation. For example, "The three-month membership plan offers triple benefits- discounted prices, free shipping, and exclusive access to select products."
The case highlights the synergies as well as trade-offs between pursuing these triple benefits.
Promoters of improved cookstoves (ICSs) argue they provide the "triple benefits" of improving health outcomes, preserving local ecosystems, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Efforts to increase adoption rates of ICSs will be more successful if the macro-level "triple benefits" paradigm is adapted to include functional consumer-centric benefits beyond heating food, such as providing heat and ambient light.
Wood says Apple's decision to unveil the device before it goes on sale would have triple benefits for the company – maximising the surprise of its unveiling, building demand before the launch, and torpedoing sales of rival devices from companies such as Samsung, LG and Motorola, all of which announced new smartwatches this week at the IFA trade fair in Berlin.
Current attention to improved cook stoves (ICS) focuses on the "triple benefits" they provide, in improved health and time savings for households, in preservation of forests and associated ecosystem services, and in reducing emissions that contribute to global climate change.
Improved cook stoves (ICS) have been widely touted for their potential to deliver the triple benefits of improved household health and time savings, reduced deforestation and local environmental degradation, and reduced emissions of black carbon, a significant short-term contributor to global climate change.
This has the triple benefit of anonymity, classlessness and practicality.
Steven Horn, a director of international merchandising for Converse, said Lab Series for Men Triple Benefit Post-Shave Remedy was a face-saver on long overseas flights.
Mr Bush often issued "signing statements" as he approved laws, asserting that certain portions were unconstitutional and so unenforceable.If anything, there are likely to be more such clashes over the coming months, suggests Norm Ornstein of the American Enterprise Institute, another think-tank, since they provide the president with a triple benefit.
After all, it holds out the hope of a triple benefit: a return to economic growth, deliverance from global warming and an escape from dependence on imported fuels, all wrapped up in an appealingly high-tech package.There is no shortage of studies on green jobs that support this optimistic view.
Dochen describes what he calls the "Triple Benefit".
