The phrase "a single benchmark to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific standard or point of reference for comparison or evaluation.
Example: "The study aims to establish a single benchmark to measure the effectiveness of the new teaching methods."
Alternatives: "a sole standard for" or "one reference point for".
A drawback of these criteria is that typically a single benchmark is used to distribute the total unused capacity between services.
To empirically check this hypothesis, the researchers may restrict their attention to a single benchmark network.
These interconnected changes have fueled battles over the degree of copyright protection of legal information and a struggle for media and vendor neutral citation -- as those favored by past distribution patterns and citation norms have attempted to fighting off new competitors with both copyright claims and established citation standards keyed to a single benchmark print version.
Currently, a common approach is to adopt a single benchmark period for bias correction, which is inadequate in deriving reliable future IDF curves.
Raw compute power based on a single benchmark isn't all there is to making a computer run smoothly, of course, but this signals Arm's ambitions (and those of its partners) in competing for the laptop market — while at the same time making smartphones far more powerful, too.
(AP) -- Members of the high school class of 2011 posted a slight gain on the ACT college entrance exam, but nearly three in 10 recent graduates failed to meet a single benchmark that predicts they are ready for college.
But the law by its very nature should be a single benchmark, otherwise it is not law, it's an opinion.
The central bank would set a single benchmark interest rate and the euro would have a single exchange rate, so national leaders would never again be able to devalue their currency to remain competitive.
Since the 1980s, most Brazilian asset managers have shaped portfolios, measured performance and assigned bonuses based on a single benchmark: Brazil's interbank deposit certificate rate, known in Portuguese as the Certificado de Depósito Interbancário, or C.D.I.
For example, time consistency of a dynamic coherent acceptability index cannot be expressed in terms of a single benchmark family.
