The phrase "a conventional standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an accepted or widely recognized benchmark or criterion in a particular field or context.
Example: "The organization adheres to a conventional standard for quality assurance in its manufacturing processes."
Alternatives: "an established norm" or "a traditional benchmark".
Hendra isn't a politician, a teacher, a clergyman or otherwise in a position of authority over others, a conventional standard for public examination of otherwise private matters.
The discrete gate ISFET and the readout circuit were fabricated with a conventional standard CMOS IC process where no extra mask was required.
Zwicker's loudness is a conventional standard index for measuring human hearing annoyance and has been widely considered in many industrial fields for noise evaluations.
With gradually changing Si/N content ratio, the nitrogen-rich in middle (NRM) nitride has better performance and reliability than a conventional standard Si3N4film.
The aim of the present study was to evaluate the effects of four specific dynamic chairs on erector spinae and trapezius EMG, postures/joint angles and physical activity intensity (PAI) compared to those of a conventional standard office chair.
Field trials were carried out to (a) compare results of video parameters, number of species identified (Nsp), maximum number of each species (MaxN) and time at first appearance of each species (TFAP) to a conventional standard definition video system and (b) examine the effect that a reduction in image resolution has on these parameters.
Never mind that Gatsby doesn't work by any conventional standards as an adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald's novel.
Theatre is a game of show-and-tell, not tell and tell and tell, and by all conventional standards of stagecraft "The Carpetbagger's Children" should not work.
It clearly indicates that the SENT specimen is a good representation of circumferentially flawed pipes and an alternative to the conventional standard SENB specimen for the fracture mechanics testing in engineering critical assessment of pipes.
We conclude that this modified sublabial approach offers a good alternative to the conventional standard sublabial approach.
These results are also compared with the results for a conventional industry standard heat transfer fluid.
