"uniquely benefit" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It describes a benefit or advantage that is distinctive or one-of-a-kind. Example: The new training program is designed to uniquely benefit each employee, as it caters to their individual learning styles and goals.
In fact, many economists say that fracking will soon fundamentally shift global economic logic to uniquely benefit the United States.
Although subgroup analyses of trials, which can often factor into evidence-based guidelines, attempt to systematically identify characteristics of patients who may uniquely benefit, these analyses can be insufficient, underpowered, misleading, or misinterpreted.
Its Public Humanities programs serve people in neighboring communities who have limited access to, or who might uniquely benefit from, focused humanities programming including incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals, veterans, and those who are economically disadvantaged.
Meanwhile, participants with more secure or anxious attachment styles did not report increases in relationship satisfaction, nor did the couples who completed the other activities suggesting that intimacy-building can uniquely benefit people with avoidant attachment.
For example, his research on the "Teddy Bear Effect", finding that Black CEO's (but not White CEOs) uniquely benefit from "disarming mechanisms" (e.g., babyfaceness) that make them appear warmer and less threatening, has been widely cited.
Overall, results suggest that the structure of risk for CUD may differ in men and women across the lifespan and that women presenting for CUD treatment during late adolescence and middle adulthood may uniquely benefit from intervention designed to address these elevations in anxiety and suicide risk.
The show is an ideal mixing of medium and message: a tightly produced broadcast exploring a subject — the oft-overlooked world of modern composition — that uniquely benefits from musical immersion and auditory elucidation.
The world uniquely benefited from their radical innovations.
Uber is the single greatest example of global expansion execution — it now operates in 64 countries and hundreds of cities. Uber uniquely benefitted from its model of first honing its regional playbook by launching in domestic markets, then exporting its plan globally.
Uber is the single greatest example of global expansion execution — it now operates in 64 countries and hundreds of cities. Uber uniquely benefitted from its model of first honing its regional playbook by launching in domestic markets, then exporting its plan globally.
At the same time, it also means that the patient's expectations are necessarily limited – the know they will receive the same relative good care everyone else is getting, but seems to forecloses the possibility that they will receive exceptional care, that their doctor will construct a treatment that uniquely benefits them.
