"a benchmark system" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a standard or reference point used for comparison or evaluation. Example: The company implemented a benchmark system to track the performance of its employees and identify areas for improvement.
The test system is a benchmark system proposed by the WECC's Wind Generator Modeling Group [23].
In Section 3, we propose a benchmark system with equal rate link adaptation.
Friction compensation for a benchmark system with load friction plus joint flexibility and damping is addressed.
Sustainability was assessed using a benchmark system that incorporates the results from these three categories.
A benchmark system named two-tank system is considered to evaluate performance of the proposed approach.
We compare the performance of our system with two benchmark systems: (i) a benchmark system with interference channel as shown in our previous work [20] and (ii) a benchmark system with a single relay in each layer.
Ren Cheng, chief investment officer for Fidelity's global asset allocation group, said he believed Fidelity had received a bad grade for risk because PlanSponsor had used a benchmarking system that unduly rewarded conservative investing.
It consists of 69 apartments (six one bedroom, 63 two bedroom) over six storeys; designed and built to level four of the code for sustainable homes (CfSH), a benchmarking system used in the UK for stipulating environmental performance.
We created a benchmarking system, in silico, able to evaluate these methods through a wide range of realistic conditions.
4 The global trigger tool (GTT) is a retrospective method for detecting iatrogenic harm 5 and has been used as a benchmarking system and means for monitoring change over time.
If different concepts will be applied it might be worthwhile to consider a benchmarking system which compares the different approaches in the states and might help learning from each other.
