The phrase "a criterion for measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or principle used to evaluate or assess something.
Example: "In our research, we established a criterion for measuring the effectiveness of the new teaching method."
Alternatives: "a standard for evaluation" or "a benchmark for assessment".
From a traffic engineering perspective, the residual bandwidth is considered as a criterion for measuring the acceptance rate of the future request on the multicast routing path.
In artificial neural networks, coefficient of determination between real outputs (optional) and the simulated outputs by the network can be considered a criterion for measuring the learning limit and network performance (Chegini 2009).
This effective representation of dynamic models lends a criterion for measuring model complexity and to select models accordingly.
Overall performance was evaluated by means of a cross-validation scheme (50 random partitions with 90% of individuals in the training set and 10% in the testing set) and using ρ as a criterion for measuring predictive ability.
Dynamic polarization testing was carried out to determine critical pitting potential in millivolt, which is a criteria for measuring corrosion resistance and the data was used in model.
One effect of both natural and synthetic auxin treatment is a reduction in root growth, and thus, effects on root growth was used as a criteria for measuring altered dicamba sensitivity in Arabidopsis mutant backgrounds.
The communication time is usually much longer than the computation time and is thus a major criterion for measuring the performance of a distributed algorithm.
A result of this increased attention has given ECERS, and subsequently ECERS-R, the reputation as a valuable measure of overall quality and has become a reference criterion for measuring the quality of early childhood services in the U.S. First introduced in 1999 in the state of Colorado, some 18 states currently use a form of QRS (quality rating system) at a state-wide level (NCCIC, 2009).
Therefore, it can be a perfect criterion for measuring the performance of the proposed method.
Put differently, geography has not only cheated many peoples of equal cultural opportunities, it has also cheated all of us today of a simple criterion for measuring the economic and social effects of other variables, such as prejudice and discrimination.
While many see charter schools as paramount to achieving any type meaningful school reform, the mayor has a different criterion for measuring school reform success: high school graduation rates, literacy rates, and youth employment are more tangible signs of progress.
