"benchmark situation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that is used for comparison or a reference point. For example, "The company's current situation is much better than the benchmark situation from the previous year."
We discuss how the choice of dither (excitation signal) affects the performance of extremum seeking using a benchmark situation: a static scalar map; and a simple scalar extremum seeking scheme.
Our benchmark situation corresponds well to the French economy.
The simulated runoff reflects the benchmark situation without major human influences throughout the catchment.
From this benchmark situation, a shift in the technological frontier by 0.2 points delays retirement of people in complex jobs by five years, whereas retirement in simple positions is delayed by one year and two months (see Table 2).
The benchmark situation of most workers qualifying for a pension is analyzed with these last results, where moderate changes in the strictness of the requirements have a large impact on numbers eligible.
This indicates that the benchmark situation may not have adequately targeted the epidemiological risk areas and the specific landscape profiles within the selected areas may have been diluted.
Through analysis of OECD archives, we extract the reasons why OECD changed its role in the absence of a reference point against which to benchmark national situations.
"One, Hal is not worth it; two, it is wildly out of line with any reasonably benchmarked comparative situation; three, it alienates alumni and erodes faculty confidence; and four, Stevens is nearly broke and cannot afford it," Dr. Muller wrote.
Benchmark: Represents problem situations in and translates among oral, written, concrete, pictoral, and graphical forms (CTSS – 'math', '6-8', '1') Mathematics Standard 2- Understands and applies basic and advanced properties of the concepts of numbers.
Benchmark: Represents problem situations in and translates among oral, written, concrete, pictoral, and graphical forms (CTSS – 'math', '6-8', '1') Grades 9-12 Economics Standard 2- Understands characteristics of different economic systems, economic institutions, and economic incentives.
Benchmark: Represents problem situations in and translates among oral, written, concrete, pictorial, and graphical forms Mathematics Standard 6- Understands and applies basic and advanced concepts of statistics and data analysis.
