The phrase "a suitable benchmark to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or point of reference that is appropriate for comparison or evaluation in a specific context.
Example: "We need to establish a suitable benchmark to measure the effectiveness of our new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "an appropriate standard to" or "a fitting reference to".
Nevertheless, the indicator provides a suitable benchmark to measure the achievement of equal opportunities within the energy sector.
In order to show the effect of cooperative diversity, and a suitable benchmark to the proposed RM coded-cooperative scheme, we consider a non-cooperative RM-code-based transmission scheme as shown in Figure 4. Figure 4 Non-cooperative RM transmission scheme.
However it is difficult to find a suitable benchmark to globally validate our results since the complexes within our triplets may have distinct biological functions.
Various models need to be developed to establish a suitable benchmark for calculating the value of the RFID system to improve the inventory management (Burmester and De Medeiros 2007; Nayak and Padhye 2011).
These approaches were compared with respect to a suitable benchmark model.
The problem of thermal driven cavity is used as a suitable benchmark for testing the natural convection problem in the literature.
The testbed circuit is IRMA, a recently developed network in S. Cerevisiae which is proposed as a suitable benchmark problem for control design.
Gβ1 is a small protein that is a suitable benchmark for protein design algorithms (Georgiev and Donald, 2007).
It ignores the information contained in explanatory variables completely and thus provides a suitable benchmark value similar as the one obtained with the null model in linear regression.
This system is particularly well-studied for its temporal properties and hence represents a suitable benchmark for testing our modeling approach and showing reachable biological insights.
Score to Door Time could act as a suitable benchmarking tool for Rapid Response Systems and helps to delineate avoidable organisational delays in the care of patients at risk of catastrophic deterioration.
