'benchmarking model' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a standard used as a point of comparison, or a method of assessing the performance of an organization against that standard. For example, "Our company is using a benchmarking model to assess our performance against competitors in the industry."
Researchers can scale up a benchmarking study using a competition-based benchmarking model.
In this study, a benchmarking model for the energy consumption of ventilation systems in air-conditioned offices was proposed.
In this study, a simple epistemic benchmarking model for residential buildings was formed from existing domestic water consumption patterns and the latest regional survey results.
Such results highlights the effectiveness of the proposed methodology and the CFD model can be used as benchmarking model for analyses of small-scale RITs.
Various benchmarks of water consumption have been developed for the indication and promotion of building sustainability; however, a simple normalization might require precise regional and timing adaptation while a complicated benchmarking model could impose extra adaptation difficulties.
Medeiros, GOS, Lima, JWM, Lima, LMM, and De Queiroz, AR. "Weight limits in the DEA benchmarking model for Brazilian electricity distribution companies". June 25 , 2018
Despite the increasing number of trauma registries and the benchmarking models, the prognostic ability of these models hardly addresses individual patients in the clinical setting.
We chose two parameters that are directly measurable in real populations for benchmarking models: disease prevalence and the effect size of a single risk allele.
The modeling capability of SNAM has been tested by the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) benchmark model in this paper.
Experiments are done on a 3D helicopter benchmark model.
The approach is tested on an industrial actuator benchmark model.
