The phrase "a core standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fundamental or essential guideline or principle within a specific context, such as education, industry, or policy.
Example: "The new curriculum is designed to align with a core standard that ensures all students receive a quality education."
Alternatives: "a fundamental standard" or "an essential standard".
These regulations aim to have a core standard while providing enough flexibility for institutions to shape their service to meet local needs.
This provides a core standard system, with guidelines adaptable to local (national and institutional) situations [20], and its implementation and clinical use have already started in different countries.
Academi wanted it to reflect the highest degree of professional ethics and wanted it to delineate a core standard of ethical behavior.
In the UK, daytime discharges from critical care are considered a core standard [ 2].
SED-ML is now a core standard of COMBINE, and as such we will seek to keep the maximum interoperability with other standards in computational systems biology.
Through talking to customers and doing other kinds of research, you should be able to put together a concise list of customer service objectives that will provide a core standard for your business, something to reach for and achieve.
Whenever you question a Common Core standard or a question on a Common Core test you are always told it was carefully chosen as appropriate using an algorithm, the mysterious Common Core algorithm.
The generic European imaging referral guidelines provide a common core standard across Europe for further localisation on national or institutional bases.
"We're not going to abandon them because it's not specifically stated in a Common Core standard".
Multiple measures continue to be used, particularly for measuring the quality of the decision-making process, with a lack of consensus on a set of core standard instruments.
This, along with the Person-centred Climate Questionnaire (PCQ-P), allows a thorough assessment of dignified care, since empathy is pertinent to dignity, and a nationally recognised core standard of care [ 4].
