The phrase "a set of standardised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items, criteria, or practices that have been established and are consistent across a certain context or field.
Example: "The organization implemented a set of standardised procedures to ensure quality control in their manufacturing process."
Alternatives: "a collection of standardized" or "a group of standardized".
These include the InterVA, a computer-based automated VA coding model, and the adoption by WHO of a set of standardised questionnaires that facilitate comparison across different geographical and environmental settings (7).
The key to the operation was a set of standardised monthly reports filed by every GEC business: eight ratios (profit margin, staff turnover and so on) on the first page; raw figures on the second page; a written commentary thereafter.
Previous research has utilised the Delphi technique to obtain the consensus needed by content experts in order to develop such a set of standardised guidelines [28 30].
For a long time, the European Timber Trend Studies ETTSS) as published by the UNECE/FAO were a collection of nationally executed projections of a set of standardised scenarios (Schelhaas et al. 2017).
The prices of bread and beer were fixed, and a set of standardised weights and measures was introduced, against which measures used by merchants would regularly be checked.
The FAIC and FEIF have agreed on a set of standardised rules and procedures concerning access rights to WF.
The comparison of similar studies highlights the need for a set of basic standardised measures.
A key enabler for SON in LTE is a set of 3GPP-standardised functions in the mobile user equipment which allow using these end-user devices as sensors for the network that perform all kinds of measurements and report the results back to the network [2].
Due to differences in the interpretation and application of these criteria, a task force proposed a simplified set of standardised criteria in 2000: Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumours (RECIST) [ 3].
Multimedia Learning Object Design Guidelines (M-LODGE) is a unique set of standardised procedures in designing multimedia learning objects comprising of POCIMPA – planning (P), learning outcome (O), content (C), ideas (I), method (M), practice (P) and assessment (A).
Saudi Arabia spends a higher proportion of its GDP on schooling than most rich nations, yet in a recent set of standardised global maths tests, the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS), under half of Saudi 13-year-olds reached the lowest benchmark, compared with 99% in South Korea and 88% in England.
