The phrase "a single standard to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific criterion or guideline that is intended to be applied uniformly across different situations or subjects.
Example: "The organization aims to establish a single standard to ensure quality across all its products."
Alternatives: "a unified standard for" or "a common standard to".
The idea of having a single standard to meet is much better".
The multicommutation approach makes possible the on-line dilution of a single standard to obtain the external calibration.
The companies will cross-license technologies with the aim of forging a single standard to link such devices as personal computers, digital television sets, video cameras and videocassette recorders in a home network.
Republicans yesterday offered muted criticism of the effort, focusing on the issues of the difficulty of finding a single standard to use for such a project and the confusion that could result from a review that might cast doubt on the legitimacy of George W. Bush's election.
Meanwhile, a single standard to determine multi-components (SSDMC) method based on the optimized IP-HPLC was set up and fully validated, to simultaneously determine six alkaloids including jatrorrhizine (JAT), columbamine (COL), epiberberine (EPI), coptisine (COP), palmatine (PAL) and berberine (BER), using BER as internal standard.
Given numerous vehicular networking applications and use cases with diverse set of systems performance requirements, it is difficult for a single standard to accommodate all of them simultaneously, specially, when most of these requirements are often conflicting in nature.
As a result the mEPN scheme generally uses a single standard shape to depict a component even when made up of more than one entity or a series of attached entities.
And although he concedes that "not all terrorism is the same," he quickly forgets this crucial point to insist on "a single standard of response to all forms of terrorism".
A single standard is crucial to automakers who don't want to contend with multiple production lines to comply with conflicting rules in states, particularly one as important to car sales as California.
He rejected the assumption of a single standard of achievement to which all cultures could be compared, instead advocating cultural relativism, the position that all cultures are equally able to meet the needs of their members.
For each gene, a standard curve was constructed using serial dilutions of a single standard cDNA (equivalent to 100, 40, 20, 10, 4, 2, and 1 ng of total RNA) derived from a pool of 10 hypopharyngeal tumours.
