criteriagroup

noun
UK /kraɪˈtɪəriə ɡruːp/
US /kraɪˈtɪriə ɡruːp/

A group of rules or tests used together to decide something.

The doctor used a criteriagroup to check if the patient was healthy.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A collection of standards used to judge a project or product.

The team agreed on a criteriagroup before scoring the science fair projects.

3. A set of conditions that must all be met for a result to count.

Only students who met the full criteriagroup were chosen for the contest.

4. A bundle of measures used in research to sort items into categories.

The researchers applied a criteriagroup to classify the soil samples.