The phrase "a bench mark for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a standard or point of reference against which things can be measured or compared.
Example: "The new policy serves as a benchmark for evaluating employee performance across the organization."
Alternatives: "a standard for" or "a point of reference for".
Once the model is mature enough it is used as a bench mark for designing a control strategy.
Not only a seasoned professional but someone who loved his work, he set a bench mark for us all".
Numerical results presented for parametric effects, such as length-to-thickness ratio and radius-to-thickness ratio, should serve as a bench mark for future comparison.
The exact solutions can be used both as a direct analytical solution for practical engineering problems and as a bench mark for approximate numerical models.
A test version of such a system has been designed, constructed and experimentally characterized as a bench mark for a full numerical simulation using FV (Finite Volume) methods.
Numerical results presented for various parametric effects such as length-to-thickness ratio, radius-to-thickness ratio, aspect ratio, and major-to-minor modulus ratio, etc., should serve as a bench mark for future comparison.
These results provide a bench mark of ranges for various cell-derived blood-borne MV >0.2 μm in women and men from 20 70 years old from which future studies can be designed to validate the reference ranges for blood MV by age, sex, hormonal status, and race in various patient populations or asymptomatic individuals at risk for cardiovascular, thrombotic, or other diseases.
"We see it as something that could be a bench mark of sustainability".
The visual examinations were performed by 5 dentists one of whom was a bench mark examiner for the UK NHS epidemiology programme.
Surveyor's level, instrument used in surveying to measure the height of distant points in relation to a bench mark (a point for which the height above sea level is accurately known).
Nobel laureates are a handy bench mark for attitudes to women in public life.
