on the mark
• correct; accurate.
• "his forecast for the weekend is right on the mark"
up to the mark
• up to the required standard.
• "concern has been growing that economic forecasts are not up to the mark"
Similar:
required standard,
standard,
norm,
par,
level,
criterion,
gauge,
yardstick,
rule,
measure,
scale,
good enough,
up to scratch,
up to standard,
up to par,
satisfactory,
acceptable,
adequate,
passable,
sufficient,
competent,
all right,
OK,
up to snuff,
