The phrase "a perceived standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a benchmark or criterion that is understood or interpreted by individuals, even if it may not be universally accepted.
Example: "In the industry, a perceived standard for quality often influences consumer expectations and purchasing decisions."
Alternatives: "an assumed benchmark" or "a recognized criterion".
Participants perceived standard medical care to be a "trial and error" process akin to research, which further blurred the boundaries between research and treatment.
These include variations in clinical judgement, perceived standard of care, local hospital or physician practice culture, potential medical-legal ramifications, and regional patterns of hospitalization [ 10].
Also, men have become more concerned with body image, meaning that they are more likely to measure themselves against culturally perceived standards of attractiveness, according to Ashley Mears, a sociologist.
According to Stanković et al. (2015), TA is a way of detecting trends in asset prices based on the premise that the price series moves according to investors' perceived standards.
It would seem that he may feel guilty or ashamed at not living up to the perceived standards of others, and suicide allows him to save face.
Accordingly, the perceived standards and expectations during critical circumstances of disaster, the inadequacy of disaster relief food and the failure to meet anticipated remedies and recourse after a disaster, were often not taken into consideration.
More importantly, the notion that Geithner's tax problems run the risk of triggering populist resentment via a perceived double standard is flawed; the public is consistently reminded of the double-standards of all politicians: Bill Clinton's womanizing, Christian Republicans' own moral failings, Spitzer, Vitter, Ted Stevens, John Edwards.
When a Muslim country does that the weight of the world is on them, why does Israel have such impunity?" A perceived double standard has alarmed the Young Muslims Advisory Group YMAGG), which the government launched last October to help prevent violent extremism.
Mr. Roberts said on the program that there was a perceived double standard at the F.B.I. in its disciplining of senior officials versus rank-and-file agents, and Congressional officials say that soon after, supervisors upbraided him in front of other employees because of his comments.
Fan's death in captivity adds a new dimension to China's complicated conversation on terror post-Paris a conversation that includes sympost-Paris ae viconversationthatt over a perceincludesble sympathy in the way the world reacted to the attacks, and, now, questions about what role -- iforny -- China should play in the fight against the Islamic State.
