The phrase "as a quality benchmark for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or criteria used to measure the quality of something in comparison to others.
Example: "The new software was developed as a quality benchmark for future projects in the company."
Alternatives: "as a standard for quality" or "as a quality reference for".
This can happen in several ways: a compensation scheme for businesses which reduces Royal Mail's future revenues, a quality benchmark that it must meet or trigger penalties - known as the 'C factor' - and direct fines from Postcomm.
In addition to the experimental measurements, for the two uniform flow incidences (0° and 45°) investigated, comprehensive numerical data of the parametric study on the VIM characteristics at a wide range of current strength will also serve as quality benchmarks for future study and provide guidance for practical design.
One set of guidelines commonly used as a benchmark of TJR quality in the U.S. is the Blue Cross/Shield's "Blue Distinction Center for Knee and Hip Replacement" criteria, which provide quality benchmarks for a range of program features including structural elements, processes, provider certifications, and reporting.
The QuIRC represents the first measure of this type and has potential for use as a research tool and as an international quality benchmark.
Quality benchmarks for polypectomy rates have been proposed [ 12, 14].
Timing of discharge from ICU may therefore be used as a quality indicator in benchmarking quality of care on an ICU.
We show that MNS control chart can be used as a better benchmark for indicating quality improvement or quality deterioration relative to its SRS counterpart.
Instead of the clinical practice improvements for which they were originally intended, there is increasing anxiety that care bundles will be used inappropriately as a quality control marker for ICU benchmarking, with medicolegal and reimbursement ramifications.
The generation of standardised data (or benchmarks) for access could inform developments within primary care organisations and act as a quality marker for clinical governance.
Within this project, TBI-specific prognostic models will be developed to be used as a benchmark for quality of care assessment in individual ICUs.
Because the predicaments of ED overcrowding and subsequent ED boarding of critically ill patient are getting more prevalent, we would need a new model, which also involves the adverse events occurring in the ED before ICU admission, to demarcate the phases of delayed- and non-delayed ICU admission, and to be rendered as a benchmark for quality monitoring.
