The phrase "baseline for measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe something that acts as a reference or a starting point for a comparison or measurement. For example, "We established a baseline for measuring our performance before making any changes to our system."
But the audit mainly amounts to a baseline for measuring whatever true progress is to come, parish by parish.
If findings about evangelicals who are voting for Democrats are not very relevant now, they can nonetheless provide an important baseline for measuring changes in the future.
The researchers retraced scientist Jared Diamond's landmark bird surveys 50 years ago in two remote forested mountains (Mt. Karimui and Karkar Island) in Papua New Guinea, which offered a baseline for measuring change.
Taken as a whole, the first decade of the 21st century has been 0.4 degrees hotter than the current baseline for measuring global temperatures – the average for the years 1961-1990, wasch was 14C.
Essentially, this provides a baseline for measuring the differences between our systems.
This is the baseline for measuring the likely economic impacts of climate change.
Although these interventions are planned to counter the market, no baseline information for measuring their impact is available to date (Garzón et al. 2017).
Unlike most previous studies we used the ideal method of ambulatory blood pressure monitoring at baseline and for measuring the primary outcome.
Early postoperative RSA measurements typically serve as a baseline for measures of implant movement.
The third laser was tuned to a spectral-lines-free region for measuring the baseline cavity loss.
It lists the top 20 global utilities with most women on boards as a 'baseline' for measuring progress going forward.
