The phrase "a relevant performance indicator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing metrics or measures that are significant for evaluating performance in a specific context, such as business or project management.
Example: "To assess the success of our marketing strategy, we need to identify a relevant performance indicator that reflects customer engagement."
Alternatives: "an applicable performance metric" or "a significant performance measure".
Connectivity is also a relevant performance indicator for port authorities (de Langen et al. 2007).
In particular, the literature has consistently cited cellulose ultrastructure, mainly crystallinity index (CrI) and degree of polymerization (DP), as a relevant performance indicator of enzymatic hydrolysis [ 14].
Since ACE-I should be started in all CHF patients, this aggregated measure is considered a relevant performance indicator for the CHF treatment [ 17].
In some cases, when the convergence can be ensured, it would be possible to consider the computational effort required to reach the optimal solution as the only relevant performance indicator for the algorithm.
It can offer guidance in the development of an information system [ 21] by supporting the: a) identification of relevant performance indicators relevant to policy makers and providers and b) development of evaluation or research questions aimed at examining whether performance or health outcomes improves.
The grant negotiation process introduces much opacity into the data, obscuring linkages between proposals, budgets, and expenditures; activity-based financial data are not made available; and, there is often a lack of relevant performance indicators that can be linked to specific activities, further limiting meaningful analysis.
Using a list of the most common yet potentially relevant performance indicators identified from the BSC literature, we parse discussions of these performance measures from all proxy materials filed by US listed firms since January 2007.
The design variables concern the dimensioning and operating conditions of the process and are related to some relevant performance indicators (called observation variables) from a simulation model.
As an example, UK/IPEM guidance recommends that measured values for the relevant performance indicators not exceed one-third of the range proposed for the limiting or remedial values.
Relevant performance indicators and their relationships to goals and activities need to be determined and analyzed.
