The phrase 'benchmark papers' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use 'benchmark papers' to refer to a standard or reference papers that can be used as a basis for comparison. For example, "The professor asked every student to cite three benchmark papers as part of their research paper."
These benchmark papers represent progressive opinion against what they see as the banana republic manipulations of a vulgar arriviste.
Some of the benchmark papers are frequently plagued by misprints and none offers results on the transient response.
Our method of inquiry includes both task analysis of the prompts and genre analysis of high-scoring benchmark papers written in response to these prompts.
For the analysis of benchmark papers we employed both structural analysis and quantitative counts of key linguistic features to characterize the genres represented in these assessment tasks.
Our results suggest a lack of alignment between the genres of the benchmark papers designated as exemplary and the genre demands of the prompts to which they were written.
Innovation in laser scanning technology is advancing very rapidly and there are several benchmark papers that describe the technology and review sensor characteristics (Baltsavias, 1999 ; Hyyppa et al., 2006; Wehr & Lohr, 1999).
In the bond markets, the premium that investors demanded for holding Italian, rather than safe-haven German, benchmark paper shot back through the 3 percentage point barrier.
One of the benchmark paper in LP-based routing, with several linear constraints, is presented in [8].
We validate our results by comparison to steady state solutions in the benchmark paper of Kleijn [ C.R. Kleijn, Thin Solid Films, 365 (2000) 294].
His analysis of the role of periglacial processes in fashioning terrain character in southern England is now largely vindicated and, hence, merits the status of a benchmark paper.
The synthesis table allowed comparison of results between benchmark paper and non-benchmark papers for each strategy.
