"benchmarking system" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a method of comparing performance or analysis by which an organization can measure its progress towards achieving its goals over time. For example: "Our company has implemented a benchmarking system to compare performance and track measurable objectives."
Finally, she provided background research about potential ways to implement this type of benchmarking system statewide.
The ELT curriculum will be completely overhauled, with new coursebooks and materials, and a new system of exams and testing will be introduced based on the Common European Framework for Languages, the widely adopted benchmarking system for assessing foreign language competence.
In response, a national research project is being conducted regarding the installation of systems for the continuous measurement of energy consumption by end use in sample buildings and the creation of a reference energy-use intensity (EUI) database and benchmarking system for comparative analysis.
Ageia also released a new version of SDK today that contains its own "Realitymark" benchmarking system.
I would like to see the industry using this scorecard as their auditing and benchmarking system going forward.
In late 2006, the MOC attempted to develop a Chinese water supply benchmarking system, which is still ongoing.
Ongoing international collaborations using the methods and ACT simulation tool described earlier [ 33], will assist in benchmarking system performance and examining the impact of clinical pathways through different healthcare systems.
Until the initiation of the present study in 2003, however, no suitable software, necessary infrastructure or benchmarking system with specific collaboration agreements existed either at the national or international level.
Establishing a nationwide oncology benchmarking system to achieve this goal, however, requires the creation of a suitable infrastructure and appropriate procedures for the collection of uniformly structured, preferably XML-based QA data from the participating institutions and for the analysis of such data.
Whereas our benchmarking system accounted for some 15% of breast cancer cases in Germany in 2003, the more than 31,000 new cases of histologically confirmed breast cancer reported in 2007 represent about 63% of the 50,100 new breast cancers estimated to occur in Germany every year [ 10, 8].
