The phrase "a benchmark for measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or point of reference against which things can be compared or assessed.
Example: "The new software serves as a benchmark for measuring the efficiency of our current systems."
Alternatives: "a standard for evaluation" or "a point of reference for assessment".
He said the results were being seen as a benchmark for measuring future progress, adding, "We would like to ask the nation for help".
It is a roughly 70-minute film without narration, experts or statistics, just grainy footage from 1957 and a series of current snapshots of lives at a place that has become a benchmark for measuring racial progress in this country.
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The NPHI are used to inform service delivery in prisons and provide a benchmark for measuring changes in health status and service delivery over time.
Initially intended to serve as a benchmark for measuring the future growth of the Chicago's music community, Chicago Music City offers a new twist on the economic impact studies used by music industry and arts advocates across the country.
It is also a useful instrument when planning transfers to heirs and serves as a benchmark for measuring where the business is at a fixed point in time vs. where it could be in the future.
Given that markets were frozen at that time, and given the dubious quality of some of the collateral posted to the Fed to back the loans, an interest rate of 10 percent would be a reasonable benchmark for measuring the size of this subsidy.
That start date is a useful benchmark for measuring the plan's inadequacy.
Mayor Cory A. Booker welcomed the findings, saying the statistics were a useful benchmark for measuring the failures and successes of his administration.
Bank of America says that the government's modification program is a limited benchmark for measuring its progress, and its overall record on modifications is hampered by Countrywide's subprime-heavy portfolio.
Pi primarily provides a convenient benchmark for measuring machines' ability to juggle huge numerical data sets quickly and accurately.
