"by benchmarking" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of measuring the performance of something against the performance of other items. For example: Our new website was developed by benchmarking against industry best practices.
The two stations could make further savings by benchmarking costs with commercial radio and looking again at possible savings it could make on presenter cost.
It could include cutting its long-term liabilities by benchmarking it to the consumer price index (CPI) rather than the retail price index (RPI), which is generally higher.
However, there is a row within the government about Javid's plan to cut the liabilities of the pension scheme by benchmarking it against the consumer price index (CPI) rather than the retail price index (RPI) and spinning it off into a new financial vehicle.
Our solver has been verified by benchmarking against exact solutions and a time-domain solver.
This enhanced performance is validated by benchmarking against a normalized power density parameter.
Some initial properties of the entrance beam have been checked by benchmarking simulations with experimental data.
Genentech says it set the archive period for its Web site by benchmarking other firms of its size.
The BLS corrects most of these shortcomings by benchmarking its initial results to actual payroll data a year later.
An empirical approach is proposed to determine the performance characteristics of component-based applications by benchmarking and profiling.
JustSAMit, which currently requires an invitation, also wants to support clients to keep up-to-date by benchmarking their IT equipment with relevant industry vertical trends by location.
To achieve our goal, we first start by benchmarking the performance of 8 of the major CSPs in the market to compare the performances across CSPs.
