Metrics
/ˈmɛtrɪks/
Definitions
- (n.) Standards of measurement used to assess performance, compliance, or outcomes in legal contexts, such as contract fulfillment or regulatory adherence.
The court examined the compliance metrics to determine whether the company violated the environmental regulations.
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Commentary
Metrics in legal settings often provide quantitative benchmarks for evaluating obligations or risks and should be clearly defined to avoid ambiguity in agreements or assessments.
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