The phrase "success index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are measuring or evaluating the level of success in a particular area or project.
Example: "The success index of our marketing campaign showed a significant increase in customer engagement."
Alternatives: "success metric" or "performance index."
Best estimates have "fraction of correct estimates" closest to one; "correct success index" closest to one; "false alarm ratio" closest to zero.
The quality of flood forecasting capability of the model was accessed using four accuracy measures (probability of false detection, false alarm ratio, critical success index, and probability of detection) for three return periods 1.005, 1.05 and 1.25.
About 370,000 women undergo IVF every year, and the treatment is responsible for one in every 24 live births, putting Japan high up on the global success index.
Performance evaluation based on 6 years of independent precipitation data from the region showed Critical Success Index of 0.61 (0.64) for the 1-month (3-month) ahead prediction of the drought conditions.
HL-RDHM is more accurate at the lower threshold discharge (65 m3 s−1) than at the higher ones (140 and 248 m3 s−1) as indicated by lower values of probability of detection and critical success index, and a higher value of the false alarm ratio.
In terms of artistic success, index funds have been able to provide returns to investors that have vastly surpassed the returns achieved by investing in actively managed mutual funds.
In order to develop the full potential of systems medicine, a truly integrated approach involving all relevant stakeholders is needed that is backed up by well-defined studies, utilizing comprehensible efficiency indicators and success indices that demonstrate socio-economic benefits.
Virginia ranks eighth in the country on the Education Week's Chance-for-Success Index of state conditions that support educational progress.
Subtitled Uncertain Forecast, it gives summative scores and letter grades to each state, as well as providing analysis of its Chance-for-Success Index and K-12 Achievement Index.
The Agriculture and Climate Risk Enterprise (ACRE) insurance project in Kenya is another example of success in index insurance for which IRI provides technical support.
Due to the lack of human error data for marine operations, the Success Likelihood Index Method (SLIM) is used to estimate HEP.
