"as benchmark to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when comparing or evaluating something against a standard or benchmark. Example: Our project's success will be evaluated as benchmark to previous similar projects in the industry.
Our theoretical analysis presented in this paper can serve as benchmark to gauge various proposed algorithms.
Comprehensive numerical results with high accuracy are systematically produced, which can be used as benchmark to evaluate other numerical methods.
Programming formulation is formulated to obtain the optimal results which can be used as benchmark to evaluate other schemes.
Hence, the numerical computationally heavy solution will be only used as benchmark to test the accuracy of the proposed approximated closed-form solution.
These numerical solutions with high accuracy can be used as benchmark to assess any other analytical/computational models for FG plates.
An 11-species air mixture in local thermodynamic equilibrium at atmospheric pressure serves as benchmark to assess the physical model and numerical methods.
The very words "Ruth" and "Ruthian" entered the American lexicon as benchmarks to describe outstanding performers and performances in all fields of human endeavour.
All of the people followed were given detailed cognitive tests, while a subset of them were more intensely evaluated for dementia and their results used as benchmarks to rate cognitive decline for the others, Dr. Hurd said.
Astronomers use the explosions as benchmarks to study the evolution of the universe.
"I showed just your figures as benchmarks to the Henkel family," he replied.
Therefore, our results can also work as benchmarks to test the accuracy of other related algorithms.
