"industry metrics" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific measures or benchmarks used to assess the performance and success of a particular industry. Example: "The report highlighted key industry metrics, such as profitability and market share, to demonstrate the growth of the tech sector over the past year."
Instead of emphasizing deal volume and pressure to meet the typical industry metrics, assess investors who understand the true metric of success.
A video quality assessment framework is developed, allowing standard industry metrics like VQM to be used for estimating quality of experience.
To deploy that service economically, it developed remote-monitoring technology that provides a real-time picture of its customers' production systems, capturing a wealth of data about pipeline flows, gas impurities, processing downtimes, and other industry metrics.
Compass.co and PayScale offer industry metrics.
By all the traditional industry metrics, the iPhone was a worse product than the BlackBerry.
Metrics: The company says that it has figured out a way to 4X standard industry metrics.
The value of capturing time series data on industry wide metrics is illustrated as it enables identification of trends, underperformance and bench-marking, as well as assessment of resource use efficiency, environmental pressures, and ultimately sustainability.
That alone often shifted the entire industry's metrics by several percentage points in a given week.
Odimax™ is the first to provide industry benchmarking metrics such as Brand Health Score and Brand Equity as well as offering key functionalities like crisis management.
With industry growth metrics of Israeli cybersecurity up across the board in 2018, 2017's dip in new cyber startups appears to have been an outlier.
Such counts have become a cornerstone of the academic publishing industry's metrics, with Thomson Reuters, Elsevier, and others selling access to bibliographic databases that enable users to run the numbers.
