The phrase "a subjective criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or measures that are based on personal opinions or feelings rather than objective facts.
Example: "In evaluating the artwork, the judges relied on a subjective criterion, allowing personal taste to influence their decisions."
Alternatives: "a personal standard" or "an individual measure".
"We don't take home advantage into our model because it's a subjective criterion," said Sam Timmermans, a project manager for Infostrada.
It is worth to note that visual distortion is a subjective criterion and does not allow to measure security as illustrated in this example.
Visual degradation is a subjective criterion that is why it is difficult to define a threshold for acceptable visual distortion regarding a given application.
The definition of AKI III includes 'treatment with RRT', which is a subjective criterion.
The patient-reported ischemic time (pain time in Table 4) showed no differences between the subgroups, but it is a subjective criterion.
Moreover, this approach did not systematically evaluate the spatial distribution of splenic viscoelasticity and introduces a subjective criterion in the choice of valid measurements.
However, 20% of Spring's bonus is also meant to be determined by a "subjective criteria".
Quantification of cells with swollen mitochondria was scored blind to genotype, based on the presence of three or more swollen mitochondria in a cell (a subjective criteria chosen to distinguish Drp1cKO versus control mitochondria).
Informal methods use a relatively subjective criterion to identify sets of plausible or behavioural parameters of the GWL models.
To this end, a new subjective criterion is proposed, based on the viewing experience of the users.
It is understandable why opponents of the exemption claims in Wheaton College and Hobby Lobby want to argue against a wholly subjective criterion of religious belief.
