"holistic benchmark" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used to refer to a metric that looks at the overall performance or outcome of a task as opposed to individual components. For example, "The school created a holistic benchmark to measure students' academic progress over time."
Experimental results on the larger ISCAS'89 and ITC'99 benchmark circuits show that the holistic strategy can reduce test power in shift cycles and capture cycles significantly under the constraint of certain compression ratio.
And by using a combined score of critical reading, math, and writing, the benchmark offers a fair and holistic measure that allows for some variation across subject areas.
In this paper we argue that the best methodology for TOP500 benchmarking should be based on the holistic performance measure H (TBigData, N1U) defined as the number of 1U boxes (N1U = one rack units or equivalent) needed to accomplish the desired execution time using a given Big Data benchmark.
The critiques mainly come from two perspectives: one is triple bottom line and the other is regenerative design, which require that green building should take a holistic approach to sustainability as well as raise its benchmark.
It was important not to discard any of the capacities on the list during this refinement process because this 'optimal' list constituted a holistic set of capacities which would act as a benchmark against which to compare existing capacity and to identify any gaps (i.e., it was the compass for the needs assessment).
In all these approaches and policies, losses and damages are just the benchmarks of disaster evidence embedded in a long-term holistic risk management or governance process.
A holistic, or combined qualitative/quantitative approach, values both the employee's "fit" while also pushing benchmarks for performance.
If you want a holistic ranking of progress of a country on human development, the HDI still provides a good benchmark.
A new benchmark called the Empowerment Line, developed by the McKinsey Global Institute, aims to create a new and more holistic policy framework for poverty reduction.
It sounds quite holistic.
