"baseline for comparing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to provide an initial reference point that other conditions or results are compared against. For example, "The initial measurements of the student's height provided a baseline for comparing her growth each year."
Pietrus has no baseline for comparing this experience to any other moment in his career.
All dollar figures in the story were converted to 2011 dollars using the inflation index maintained by the Federal Reserve Bank of St . Louisrather than the widely quoted Consumer Price Index, because the St . Louisindex is based on gross domestic product, which experts regard as a more relevant baseline for comparing changes in the level of government spending.
Simple random sample will serve as the baseline for comparing alternative sampling designs.
The numerical solution to the Timoshenko beam equation provides a baseline for comparing various models.
To establish a baseline for comparing model performance, we fit a null model with no predictor variables.
It is used as a benchmark scenario to provide the baseline for comparing other scenarios and indicating the impacts of different factors for the promotion of NGFE and RE.
This model was used to partition total variance into it's within- and between group components, and also provided baselines for comparing model fit.
A multigroup invariance test begins with a configural invariance model, (a model with all the parameters freely estimated) which is the baseline model for comparing other models.
The United States agreed, with the rest of the world, to use 1990 as the "baseline year" for comparing emissions levels, to avoid cheating on emissions reduction targets.
As a baseline method for comparing two secondary structures we used RNAdistance, which is part of the Vienna RNA package.
AD and KS OTU tables were combined and for each sample the Chao1 diversity metric was calculated at 5000 reads, providing a baseline metric for comparing sample biosynthetic diversity.
