The phrase "also benchmarked with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing comparisons or evaluations of performance, typically in a business or technical context.
Example: "The new software was also benchmarked with a leading competitor to assess its efficiency and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "also compared with a" or "also evaluated against a".
The separation performance of the tag was also benchmarked with the two commercial reagents using a range of corn syrup oligosaccharides, from 4 to 10 glucose units, typically found in rice starch.
The proposed idea is also benchmarked with the state-of-the-art star pattern recognition techniques.
The impact of the presence of the PAN on the DMF solution properties were also benchmarked with pure DMF solution.
These approaches were also benchmarked with respect to the comprehensive Billet and Schultes (Trans. Industr. Chem. Eng. 77 (1999) 498) phenomenological approach and the classical Onda et al. (J. Chem. Eng. Japan 1 (1968) 56) mass transfer correlations.
Comparisons were also benchmarked with healthy children data.
We have also benchmarked successfully with variable viscosity convection for lateral viscosity contrast up to 108.
Apart from the proposed Apriori algorithm, we also benchmarked it with other algorithms for mining association rules, including traditional Apriori [46], Eclat [47], MapReduce-based Apriori (MRA) [48], and Spark-based Apriori (SBA) [49] whose implementations are summarized at [50].
We also benchmarked our algorithm in comparison with well known, widely used programs: GZIP and ZLIB.
We have also benchmarked our identified ghost cities with existing rankings, the Baidu searching engine and night-time light images.
Here the first homology model of active and inactive conformations of the Estrogen Related Receptor β (ERRβ) is also reported, benchmarked with the well known agonists gsk4716 and genistein, and the antagonists 4-hydroxytamoxifen and diethylstilbestrol.
