The phrase "benchmark player" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a player who sets a standard or serves as a point of reference for others in a particular field or industry. Example: "Tom Brady has been a benchmark player in the NFL for years, consistently setting high standards for other quarterbacks to strive for."
For a long period at the start of his reign it was perhaps possible for Klinsmann to use his reputation in the global game and his achievements at the highest level to awe his players into compliance, and perhaps in those moments his insistence on "benchmarking" players at the highest possible standards might have justified a barbed comment or two to make clear what he expected from players.
The demo version contains basic routes for seven of the love interests, and also functions as a benchmark for players to assess if the full game will run on their computer before purchasing it.
He sees it early: do that and play it late is the benchmark of good players.
"On Playing the Flute," the manual written in 1752 by Johann Joachim Quantz, has long been a benchmark for flute players.
"We aspire to be a global leader in the pulp and paper industry, and to be a real leader we need to set a new benchmark for other players to follow," Aida Greenbury, the managing director of sustainability at A.P.P., said earlier this week.
The price of Western Canadian Select, the benchmark for bitumen players, trades below the operating costs for many producers, let alone the price that will be needed to make new projects profitable.
In Test cricket the benchmark of a good player is set not just by an obvious skill but by how he can apply that.
Still, one reasonably useful benchmark is to evaluate players who, like James and Jordan, had won at least one Most Valuable Player award and at least one N.B.A. title as of their age-28 season, meaning that they had achieved the pinnacle of both individual and team success.
We have a good idea of the benchmark of all the players.
The rise of the MLS has been a boon to soccer in the US, but proving oneself in Europe is still the benchmark for US soccer players.
