The phrase "allowing for benchmarking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of comparing performance or standards against a set benchmark or reference point.
Example: "The new software was designed with flexibility in mind, allowing for benchmarking against industry standards to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "facilitating comparison" or "enabling performance assessment".
This allows for benchmarking against other international indices, few of which provide comprehensive data.
Having a regional perspective also allows for benchmarking on the advances and allows countries to set plans in order to advance.
Case note reviews are inevitably costly, resource intensive, limited in scale, and don't allow for benchmarking across providers a requirement for identifying aberrant patterns.
Interviewees converged on four enablers of more effective quality governance: stronger regional collaborations; more tailored board training on quality issues; smarter use of reporting and accreditation requirements; and better access to data that was reliable, longitudinal and allowed for benchmarking against peer organisations.
Measuring procedure-specific complication-rate trends allows for benchmarking and improvement in quality of care but must be done in a standardized fashion.
Knowledge of the inaccuracies of individual scanners allows for benchmarking and thereby determining underperforming scanners.
In order to increase the quality of care for patients with RCC and to allow for benchmarking, a number of quality indicators were measured in the NSKCR.
By using the proposed IS technique in the numerical computation of the MCRB, the simulation times were substantially reduced, allowing for fast benchmarking when making variations on a system under investigation.
We illustrate the performance of our method by applying it to five previously published AP-MS experiments, each containing well characterized protein interactions, allowing for systematic benchmarking of ROCS.
The Quest for Orthologs consortium has defined a consensus dataset of proteomes and common file formats (Dessimoz et al., 2012; Gabaldón et al., 2009) to be used by diverse orthology inference methods, allowing for standardized benchmarks and to aid integration of multiple ortholog sources.
