The phrase "as a performance standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or benchmarks for evaluating performance in various contexts, such as business, education, or sports.
Example: "The company has established clear metrics as a performance standard to ensure all employees meet their targets."
Alternatives: "as a benchmark" or "as a criteria for evaluation".
Many people think of NEC requirements as a performance standard, when they actually provide the bare minimum for safe installations.
This kind of requirement is known as a performance standard, and it has a long history of success in many fields, reducing house fires, medical errors, deaths in car accidents and the use of lead paint and asbestos.
Community gain as a performance standard was also new in the electricity system.
When the hell did this country start accepting second rate and second best as a performance standard?
Experts' basic skills levels on the simulator as a performance standard is feasible, given that laparoscopic novices can be trained to reach experts' basic skills levels on a simulator after a short and structured simulator training programme.
The performance of the experts was compared with the results of the trained novices (final test) so that we could determine whether the experts' basic skills level was feasible as a performance standard for laparoscopic novices on our simulator.
But membership in the club brings certain perks, as long as performance standards are fulfilled.
Leukemia microarray data is easily classified; many cancer classification researchers consider this data as a performance comparison standard.
For Kane, "Validation … consists of a demonstration that the proposed passing score can be interpreted as representing an appropriate performance standard".
TritonX-100 is a water-soluble, liquid, non-ionic surfactant that is recognized as the performance standard among similar products.
As of January 2000, an FSIS performance standard for Salmonella was set for all establishments that slaughter US broiler chickens (9 ).
