produce tangible benefits

verb phrase

1. to create or result in benefits that are clear, real, practical, and measurable rather than theoretical or uncertain

   C1

   transitive; used with a subject that causes the benefits; often followed by "for" + person/groupformal; common in business, policy, and academic contexts

   • "The new rules should produce tangible benefits for workers."B1
   • "The training program produced tangible benefits, such as fewer mistakes and faster work."B2
   • "Investing in public transport can produce tangible benefits, including shorter commutes and cleaner air."B2
   • "The reforms must produce tangible benefits for communities, not merely improve the statistics."C1