"underlying measures" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to something that is basic or fundamental, providing the foundation for something else. One example could be, "The underlying measures of success for the company are customer satisfaction and profitability." This means that the key factors that contribute to the company's success are how satisfied their customers are and how much profit they make.
This was partly caused by declining prices for oil and some utilities, but underlying measures of inflation are also low at about 2%," the statement says.
Still, not all of the underlying measures in the Shop.org study showed progress.
Even if one takes more flattering "underlying" measures, more work plainly lies ahead: pre-interest and pretax profits margins were only 3.8%.
It is well known that the doubling condition on underlying measures is a key assumption in the classical theory of harmonic analysis.
PubChem offers several different types of similarity clustering feature based on different underlying measures for similarity calculation, including two-dimensional and three-dimensional similarity.
The underlying measures of coal have proved important for the development of the area; it was around Worsley Delph that the settlement first began to grow.
The Democratic strategy is to try to hold the underlying measure close to Mr. Bush's bottom line number — $108 billion in Pentagon money for the current year, $70 billion through the first months of 2009 — and essentially dare him to veto it over added veterans spending and the unemployment aid.
3 radiographs centred over the hip, knee, and ankle joint with an underlying measuring tape were obtained.
Mean ACRcont response can be based on either continuous ACR measure described previously, depending upon which underlying measure we are trying to recreate.
Explaining a behavioral effect in terms of synaptic mechanisms within specific brain regions provides us with a novel noninvasive framework for quantifying hidden biological mechanisms underlying measured data.
However, there are no prospective longitudinal data assessing the relative abilities of GFR-estimating equations to detect change in underlying measured GFR.
