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The phrase "a gauge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a measuring instrument or a standard for comparison in various contexts, such as engineering, science, or even metaphorically in discussions about opinions or feelings.
Example: "The engineer used a gauge to measure the pressure in the system to ensure it was operating within safe limits."
Alternatives: "a measure" or "a standard".
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A gauge of consumer sentiment also rose.
Supporters say this is a gauge of his courage.
A gauge of production rose to 51 from 49.1.
Society unfortunately still uses spelling as a gauge of intelligence.
Markets simply act as a gauge of people's expectations.
"New younger Indians see wealth as a gauge of status.
(RJ) It's hard to get a gauge on Adelaide.
A gauge of business investment plans dropped in December.
A gauge at the lower left tracks battery temperature.
Still, if history is a gauge, Mr. Heyman has a chance.
Compare his drawing with the crude animated version and you have a gauge of genius.
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