The phrase "a useful benchmark of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or point of reference that is helpful for comparison or evaluation.
Example: "The study serves as a useful benchmark of the effectiveness of the new teaching methods."
Alternatives: "a valuable reference for" or "an important standard of".
They can provide a useful benchmark of progress, especially for children (or their parents!), and some adults like the focus or personal challenge that exams offer.
As Walter Kiechel III explains in "The Lords of Strategy," an entertaining history of the consulting business that has a lot to say about B.C.G. and Bain, stock price was not a useful benchmark of anything in the nineteen-seventies, because the market was stagnant.
The outcome of surgical repair of tetralogy of fallot (TOF) is a useful benchmark for the assessment of congenital cardiac surgical programs.
The decrease in the probability of adoption in Ethiopia provides a useful benchmark for demonstrating the effect of credit constraint on the probability of adoption: the likelihood of adoption fell from 26 to 18% when all the households did not have credit.
Even though additional work is needed to make the HR-DMA determination of the small particle peak fully quantitative, the developed database provides a useful benchmark for experimental validation of soot nucleation models, casting a shadow on established measurements that rely on commercial instrumentation with lower resolution.
Our study was initiated and completed before the results of the major outcome trials that have fuelled the controversies of how intensive glycemic lowering impacts severe hypoglycemia and cardiovascular events (9– 12) were published and thus may serve as a useful benchmark for future comparisons of how practice patterns may evolve.
This definition, derived from a synthesis of over 270 research articles, provides a useful benchmark for understanding the operationalisation of resilience for measurement.
However, if it is small enough, we can use the solution provided by the dual method as a useful benchmark to check the accuracy of heuristic methods.
Insights from analysis of the impact of different solvent mixtures with varying concentrations of IL on the specific regeneration energy will provide a useful benchmark for comparing the performance of mixed IL ([Bpy][BF4]) and MEA solvent with other solvents.
From the results of Table S1, we may identify a set of best published parameters that provides a useful benchmark for comparison in the derivation of new bond-valence parameters.
Despite these caveats, the present data can provide a useful benchmark for improving catheter-based techniques of coronary artery occlusion in rabbits and facilitate a broader use of this model for testing drugs or interventions designed to mitigate the consequences of ischemically induced LV dysfunction.
