The part of the sentence 'you will also benefit' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express that something that will be done provides a benefit for someone. For example: "By enrolling in the online course, you will also benefit from 24/7 access to the study material."
In addition to your own assessment of your skill?s strengths and weaknesses, you will also benefit by using other sources of input.
In the event of us entering into a business relationship, I ascertain that in addition to an agreed monthly fee, you will also benefit from heavy traffic to your site which would in turn increase your earnings.
Anything that benefits you will also benefit that individual.
You are learning something that will serve you when you face the last stage of your life--but you will also benefit from it for the entirety of your life".
You will also benefit from discount pricing because you are buying various products in bulk.
You will also benefit from hearing about her experiences, so that you don't have to repeat her mistakes.
Better still, depending on the amount you're sending, you'll also benefit from lower fees.
You'll also benefit – as will all taxpayers – from the previously announced increase in the basic personal allowance from £9,440 to £10,000.
Pick a knowledgeable tour operator and you'll also benefit from advice on where to go and stay, as well as how best to get there.
You'll also benefit from the increased global product support and extensive email marketing expertise that ExactTarget will provide.
You'll also benefit physically from the extra activity, and exercise is great for depression, especially as it is a good time for working out some of those harder thoughts swirling around your mind.
