The phrase "agreed benchmarks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to standards or criteria that have been mutually accepted by parties involved in a discussion or agreement.
Example: "The team established agreed benchmarks to measure the project's progress and success."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted standards" or "consensus benchmarks".
There are simple governance issues as well: failing to pay people if they reach agreed benchmarks is wrong in principle.
Merrill Lynch, according to a contract, was required to manage Unilever's pension fund so that the portfolio outperformed a series of agreed benchmarks by one percentage point, but did not trail the benchmarks by more than three percentage points for any four consecutive quarters.
Consistent with recommendations for effective feedback and monitoring, feedback regarding site performance data relative to agreed benchmarks will be provided in written and verbal forms at multiple timepoints.
57 58 In order to maximise the effectiveness of this strategy, performance will be compared against agreed benchmarks and the performance of all services receiving the intervention.
The limited evidence recommends: a) specific processes and forms of learning for practitioners, b) in the context of a culturally competent provider that is c) commissioned and performance managed according to agreed benchmarks.
It serves as a major tool for monitoring progress towards the World Fit For Children Goals, the MDGs, the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other internationally agreed benchmarks.
In this case, the agreed benchmark is the number of times an offender is reconvicted within 12 months of leaving prison rather than their total number of offences.
Mutual fund shareholders would balk at the 2-and-20 arrangement common among hedge funds — a 2 percent annual management fee plus 20 percent of any gain over the return of an agreed benchmark.
One fact important to mention here is that there is generally no agreed benchmark set in industry and academia as far as SDR is concerned, which can be used to evaluate and make a straight comparison for a certain implementation by each party.
The EMRALD team including several family physicians/EMR users discussed and agreed upon benchmarks for optimal completeness.
Chassin et al. [ 46] presented the concept of underuse, overuse, and misuse of care, compared with agreed quality benchmarks of care.
