The phrase "above benchmarks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to performance or results that exceed established standards or criteria.
Example: "Our latest product has performed above benchmarks in customer satisfaction surveys."
Alternatives: "beyond standards" or "exceeding expectations".
Apart from the above benchmarks, we tested the system and obtained the download time taken in two modes, i.e.: (i) in P2P networks, and (ii) P2P with Grid.
Compare the above benchmarks from Raon's notebook to the below benchmark of a 1.6GHz Intel Atom chip running inside the Fujitsu Lifebook U2010 from a post over on digital.xy.hk.hk
Our retention is 50%+ in retail annually which is way above benchmarks even though we only pay attention to our own benchmark.
The above benchmarks, nevertheless, show that ADaCGH can handle even those high numbers of users, which makes it suitable for classroom and demonstration use.
The results show that the proposed MONF model outperforms the above benchmark models; we conclude that the MONF model is a new alternative tool that should be used in flood susceptibility mapping.
These findings were corroborated by participants reporting above-benchmark ratings for "skin tolerability by participant" in every category, i.e., appearance, intactness, moisture content, and sensation, at both study visits.
In this study, we reviewed 24 recent empirical outdoor thermal studies, which reported at least one of the above five benchmarks.
According to lenders like GE Capital, the average interest rate on DIP loans has nearly doubled in the last two years, to 6.5 to 9.5 percent above benchmark interbank rates.
In fact, slightly more Pre-K students are reading above benchmark than on benchmark.
We also like that it means alpha-bet (Alpha is investment return above benchmark), which we strive for!
Figure 1 shows fall reading scores aggregated by benchmark expectations: below benchmark, at benchmark, or above benchmark.
