The phrase "baseline for evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the point of comparison or reference to measure something against it. For example, "We used customer feedback to set a baseline for evaluating the success of our new marketing campaign."
We then used our evaluation data as a baseline for evaluating the national scale-up of collaborative TB/HIV activities from 2005 through 2009.
The data collected will serve as a useful resource for future evaluations of Brazil's Indigenous Healthcare Subsystem, as well as providing a baseline for evaluating recent and future actions by the nutritional surveillance system attending the indigenous population [ 44].
This area becomes the de facto baseline for evaluating present distribution and potential critical habitat regardless of whether the area is or could be viable habitat today.
The WINNER model is recommended as a baseline for evaluating radio interface technologies in the International Telecommunication Union - Radiocommunication Sector (ITU-R) [11].
If the noise was added to the original image, the edges would be erroneous and we would not have a standard baseline for evaluating the algorithm.
The results summarized in this paper may therefore form a crucial baseline for evaluating the efficacy of future innovations and experiments.
This finding highlights the need for good baseline surveillance for evaluating and interpreting post licensure changes in the epidemiology of rotavirus.
Baseline questionnaires for evaluating the severity of symptoms related to IBS showed a moderate severity in all participants (total score for IBS-SSS 237 (sd 48·3), with a score ranging from 0 to 500).
Our findings for retrieved conventional liners in the present study will be a useful baseline comparison for evaluating the wear properties of retrieved highly crosslinked polyethylene liners, which were exposed to in vivo conditions, in future research.
Inasmuch as they point to issues which an institution of higher learning might consider as strategic challenges for transformation, they provide pointers to further action needed, as well as potential baseline data for evaluating the future effectiveness of such strategies.
A study in Georgia focused exclusively on understanding the learning needs of the public health workforce as related to bioterrorism and emerging health threats, establishing baseline data for evaluating future training programmes [ 12].
