The phrase "a norm to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or expectations that are commonly accepted or practiced in a particular context.
Example: "Establishing a norm to promote inclusivity in the workplace is essential for fostering a positive environment."
Alternatives: "a standard for" or "a guideline for".
But, the reply submits, the meta-normative claim is false: for a norm to hold, it is sufficient that there is a serious defect suffered by those who violate the norm that is not shared by those who satisfy the norm; it is not also required that there should be advice on which specific action an agent should perform to improve her behaviour.
It's also a skill to model — and a norm to set — as you build a community where all perspectives are welcome.
It is more harrowing than most prison fare because institutional life is treated as quotidian, a norm to which most of the men have already adjusted.
Social identity theorists argue that groups may establish or develop a norm to confront authority or behave in extreme ways; when people's group identity is salient, they follow those norms more closely.
In the first part of the paper, different SDA formulations (denoted as SOS, KOS and SKON) are assessed numerically based upon different error norms including a norm to evaluate the variational consistency of SDA elements.
It's become almost a norm to see renewables as part of the landscape.
Obviously, a continuous process is a norm-to-weak continuous process.
Let A : X → X ∗ be a norm-to-weak continuous operator.
Let ({U t, tau)}_{tauleq t}) be a norm-to-weak continuous process such that ({U t, tau)}_{tauleq t}) is (mathscr{D} -pullback ω-limit compact.
Obviously, the process ({U t,tau)}_{tgeqtau}) is a continuous process in V, so it is also a norm-to-weak continuous process in V.
In [2], Kohlenbach and Leuştean also develop a new metatheorem for real Banach spaces with a norm-to-norm uniformly continuous duality selection map.
