Sentence examples for dashboard of indicators from inspiring English sources
A small dashboard of indicators could be useful for some purposes, a large panel for others.
The ONS says its new regular well-being release will help businesses, households and policymakers in the UK make better-informed decisions by providing a whole "dashboard" of indicators on the state of the economy.
Decision-makers need a dashboard of indicators to help shape food systems so that they can deliver nutrition to all people, not just the lucky two out of three.
These critics prefer to use a "dashboard" of indicators, each considered separately, rather than combining them into one.The index's defenders point out that its weightings may be arbitrary, but at least they are explicit.
The indicator GDP is accompanied by a dashboard of indicators to measure success in social development and progress in sustainability, and GDP itself has been adjusted to reflect "positive growth".
The dashboard of indicators has to be increasingly multi-dimensional.
Compendium of Environmental Sustainability Indicator Collections: Rio to Johannesburg Dashboard of Sustainable Indicators.
Ryan offered employees a webinar and books about flexible work arrangements, an online dashboard of performance indicators, project management software, and other technology and training tools to help them prepare for their new independence.
By combining the logic model structure with the three BSC domains we were able to produce a structure for defining a dashboard of performance indicators with the potential to improve attribution of health research system outcomes.
The Institute for Public Policy Research IPPRR), where I am the chief economist, is proposing a dashboard of five outcome indicators, to be updated annually, which would directly measure our progress against the outcomes the public wants the economy to deliver – broadly shared prosperity, justice and sustainability.
That's led the Fed to adopt a "dashboard" approach, involving a plethora of indicators, including underemployment, new hires, payroll growth, wage trends, and more.
