The aim of the question is gather from your opinion the models/proposals/framework which are used to measure/define a certain quality level of modeling language for requirements engineering. So far I have a few ideas like QM4MM to evaluate the maturity of the metamodels of these languages or SEQUAL (ant works of Krogstie.)
At last RE conference in Rio, there were a workshop for comparing requirements modelling approaches. This workshop was the third one and the two first were held at MODELS and focused on comparing modelling approaches.
A common case-study has been modelled in a wide variety of modelling language. Based on such common modelling, it makes the comparisons a little bit easier. The comparisons made during the workshop, and published in proceedings, are based on a set of comparison criteria covering a large set of features. Comparing modelling approach is sometimes tricky, especially when addressing different issues or with different focus.
It might be interesting to start by reading their work. See http://cserg0.site.uottawa.ca/cma2013re/ for more informations about the workshop.
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