"benchmark used" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a sentence to describe a standard or reference point that has been utilized or relied upon. Example: The company's success was measured against the industry benchmark used by its competitors.
NPS is a benchmark used by companies, globally, to gauge how willing a customer is to recommend a product or service.
Increases in the minimum wage — a critical benchmark used to index wages, pensions and a host of prices — were extremely popular.
The BBSW is the primary interest rate benchmark used in Australian financial markets, and is administered by the Australian Financial Markets Association.
Libor, a benchmark used to price $450tn£290tntn) of financial products worldwide, is an average interest rate calculated from submissions from a panel of banks.
Last month was 0.91C above the average temperature for that time of year from 1951 to 1980, the benchmark used for measuring rises.
While her critics contend she is overpaid, Wittenberg's salary has grown at the same pace as Road Runners' expenses, a common benchmark used to gauge executive pay.
Charles Schwab, the brokerage firm and investment manager, sued 11 major banks on Tuesday, claiming they conspired to manipulate a borrowing benchmark used to set interest rates.
"American Idol" was also primarily responsible for pushing Fox past NBC to win the May ratings sweep competition among 18- to 49-year-old viewers, the benchmark used by every network except CBS.
Those prices are the benchmark used to set reimbursement rates under Medicaid and Medicare, the federal health insurance program for the elderly, though the settlement applies only to prices charged under Medicaid.
He explained that the conspiracy ran from 2005 to 2007 and concerned dollar Libor, an important financial industry benchmark used to price a wide range of loans and derivatives.
Prices are pretty good, too: estimates suggest that premiums for the second-cheapest of the "silver" plans, which is the benchmark used to set subsidies, have risen by an average of just two to five per cent.
