The phrase "a benchmark for comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or point of reference against which other things can be measured or evaluated.
Example: "The new software serves as a benchmark for comparison with previous versions, allowing us to assess improvements in performance."
Alternatives: "a standard for evaluation" or "a point of reference".
He argued that advertising those numbers was not disingenuous because the optimal speed at least provided a benchmark for comparison.
Maška M, Ulman V, Svoboda D, Matula P, Matula P et al. A benchmark for comparison of cell tracking algorithms.
This model was used as a benchmark for comparison for the first two models.
We also give a centralized algorithm which can serve as a benchmark for comparison purposes.
As a benchmark for comparison, we also performed OO using a Nelder-Mead solver41, which has previously been used to optimize quantum gates25.
We reviewed participation costs in a regional simulation program to provide a benchmark for comparison with other training options.
This data product will be useful in future studies, including as a benchmark for comparisons with climate-model simulations that attempt to account for both anthropogenic and natural factors in projections of future climate.
The aim of the project was to investigate the effect of wind tunnel simulations on the surface pressures measured on low rise buildings The full-scale data, used as a benchmark for comparisons, were taken at the Silsoe Research Institute.
The methods employed here may continue to be used to monitor data quality in this province over time and they provide a benchmark for comparisons with other jurisdictions implementing the RAI 2.0 in similar populations.
In seven studies (N = 1,566), we find that people look to others who are above-average as a benchmark for social comparison (Studies 1A an 1B), that "the average person" is not even considered a relevant low standard of comparison, and that despite perceiving themselves as better than average, people don't see themselves as better than their self-chosen standards of comparison (Study 2).
First, we propose a centralized algorithm for (3), which will serve as a benchmark for performance comparison.
