The phrase "aggregate benchmark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, finance, or performance measurement, where it refers to a collective standard or point of reference for comparison.
Example: "The aggregate benchmark for the industry indicates that our performance is below average, prompting a review of our strategies."
Alternatives: "combined standard" or "overall reference point".
In the 50 study ICUs, the rates of vancomycin use during the pre-intervention period were similar in range to the 113 ICARE Phase 2 ICUs contributing data to the national aggregate benchmark report.
The aggregate benchmark data included numeric presentation of pooled means, medians, and key percentile distributions of the prevalence of selected antimicrobial-resistant organisms, stratified by ICU areas combined, non-ICU inpatient areas combinon-ICU inpatientnt areas combined (18).
Two of the groups clearly distinguished themselves with respect to aggregate benchmarking results.
Using top-down econometric approach for aggregate overall benchmarking and a detailed activity analysis model, Integrated Energy System Model, for a few large sectors, provides a unique combination for easing the difficulties of policy formulation.
Figure 1 shows fall reading scores aggregated by benchmark expectations: below benchmark, at benchmark, or above benchmark.
Figure 2 shows mid-year reading ability scores aggregated by benchmark expectations.
Therefore, the next best pragmatic alternative is to use aggregate statistics benchmarked against routine statistics as we have done here, especially when our unique circumstances and simple administrative and clinical care infrastructure particularly lend themselves to adopt such data as a reliable "gold-standard".
In particular, we show that, on finite structures, normal logic programs with convex aggregates, which cover both monotone and antimonotone aggregates as well as the aggregates appearing in most benchmark programs, can always be captured in first-order logic with the same type of aggregates by introducing auxiliary predicates.
An increase of one percentage point in interest rates could result in a 4percentt decline in the value of the Lehman Aggregate Bond index, a benchmark consisting of corporate and government bonds, according to Mark Kiesel, an executive vice president of Pimco, whose Total Return bond fund is the world's largest.
Table 3 displays the aggregate predictions of our benchmark model for the individuals in our reference sample.
Neither fund matched the return of the benchmark Barclays U.S. aggregate bond index, which would have grown it to about $10,232.
