for the benefit of sb
prep. phr..prep. phr.. to do something specifically to help someone or to make sure they understand something.
prep. phr.. a prepositional phrase used to indicate the intended recipient of an advantage, or to specify the person for whom an action is performed to ensure clarity or assistance.
I repeated the instructions for the benefit of the new students.
The presentation was translated into French for the benefit of the visiting delegates.
The judge requested that the witness speak more slowly for the benefit of the court reporter who was struggling to keep pace.
the 'sb' is usually replaced by a noun phrase or a possessive adjective like 'my' or 'your'.
highlight that this phrase often implies a deliberate adjustment made to accommodate someone else's needs or lack of knowledge.
I did it for the benefit to him.I did it for the benefit of him.the preposition 'of' must follow 'benefit' to link it to the person receiving the help.