The phrase "a baseline for evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a standard or reference point against which something can be assessed or measured.
Example: "The study established a baseline for evaluating the effectiveness of the new treatment protocol."
Alternatives: "a standard for assessment" or "a reference point for analysis".
We then used our evaluation data as a baseline for evaluating the national scale-up of collaborative TB/HIV activities from 2005 through 2009.
The data collected will serve as a useful resource for future evaluations of Brazil's Indigenous Healthcare Subsystem, as well as providing a baseline for evaluating recent and future actions by the nutritional surveillance system attending the indigenous population [ 44].
A decade later, he revised that estimate to every two years-a prediction that has held remarkably true ever since and is often used as a baseline for evaluating performance in other spheres of computing.
Stress-strain predictions were performed both with and without the consideration of non-proportional hardening effects in order to provide a baseline for evaluating the results.
These results have important implications for disease connectomics because they provide a baseline for evaluating network impairments in age-related neuropsychiatric disorders.
The WINNER model is recommended as a baseline for evaluating radio interface technologies in the International Telecommunication Union - Radiocommunication Sector (ITU-R) [11].
If the noise was added to the original image, the edges would be erroneous and we would not have a standard baseline for evaluating the algorithm.
The results summarized in this paper may therefore form a crucial baseline for evaluating the efficacy of future innovations and experiments.
Our results provide an important baseline for evaluating past losses of SOC due to desertification, and for projecting the potential increase in SOC from the restoration of desertified land and how SOC will respond to climate change.
In light of the deficiency of quality of life data for blind war survivors in the Martyrs and Janbazan (veterans) Foundation of Iran and considering the importance of these criteria, this study was designed not only to describe this population, but also to establish a baseline for the evaluating the effectiveness of relevant plans and services.
In 1964, the Third Party Payers Subcommittee was created, for organizations that used or implemented the codes as a baseline guide for evaluating patients for admittance to rehabilitation programs and to benchmark patient progress in the programs.
