The phrase "a criterion for each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific standards or principles that apply individually to different items or cases.
Example: "In our evaluation process, we established a criterion for each candidate to ensure a fair assessment."
Alternatives: "a standard for each" or "a guideline for each".
While academic performance will be a criterion for selection, committees in each country will also base their choices on leadership potential and commitment to community service and social justice.
Each is a criterion for death, because it marks the univocal state of death, the irreversible loss of the function of the organism as a whole.
Multivariate analysis of predictors of mean information scores was performed by linear regression, using a stepwise procedure, with P < 0.05 as a criterion for inclusion and P > 0.05 as a criterion for exclusion of each covariate.
We entered potential risk factors that were statistically significant (P<0.10) in age adjusted models into stepwise models, using a P<0.10 criterion for each variable to be added to the model and a P<0.05 criterion for the variable to be kept in the model after subsequent variables were added.
The performance improvement of this encoding scheme is obtained by setting a design criterion for each of its components namely: the search rules of best constituent encoders' generator polynomials, the constellation and the associated mapping.
Finally, the original Paraclu by Frith et al. [ 6] calculates a stability criterion for each cluster.
The optimisation engine provides a ranking criterion for each male mating, as in Table 1.
In fact all signal-detection theory need do to explain such dissociations is add a new criterion for each additional response category.
Secondly, the original algorithm calculates a stability criterion for each peak defined by the ratio between the maximal and minimal clustering parameter d giving rise to that peak.
