The phrase "a key performance dimension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or measuring performance in various fields, such as business, education, or project management.
Example: "Customer satisfaction is considered a key performance dimension in our service evaluation framework."
Alternatives: "a critical performance aspect" or "an essential performance metric."
The design of this matrix was based on a meta-literature review of more than 50 studies and synthesized key performance dimensions of informed designing and behaviors that distinguish novice and expert designers.
One of these key performance dimensions is 'using design strategies effectively'.
These key performance dimensions were translated into nine observable design strategies that were further translated into nine 'contrasting set' statements that could act as a guide for noticing how beginning vs. informed designers do the selected strategies.
A new set of policy and program strategies in the future (including indepth training on VFP dimensions, new performance-based measures for VFP, monitoring and supportive supervision) needs to reinforce VFP services that can position voluntarism in family planning as a key performance indicator of quality family planning and safe abortion service.
Each segment represented a single coherent thought or statement about the trainee or trainee performance (e.g. description of a particular behaviour within a performance dimension or a judgment remark about overall effectiveness on a particular performance dimension).
But fill rate is also an important key performance indicator.
An interesting dimension in this regard will be the ability to measure and assess player compatibility across a spectrum of key performance indicators to map out the optimum combination of individuals (by type) for the most effective team collective".
1 2 The World Health Report 2000 stipulates that a key dimension of a health system's performance is the fairness of its financing system.
As social functioning is a key dimension in assessing QOL in GTS patients, we used the FSQ, which allows a distinction between good activities of everyday life, impaired social activities and work performance, and patients' subjective views about poor quality of social interactions [ 17, 19, 20].
It was always assumed that the Olympic Park itself would be a key dimension of housing legacy.
