The phrase "a sop that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something given to appease or placate someone, often in a context where it is seen as insincere or inadequate.
Example: "The company offered a small bonus as a sop that would keep employees from protesting the recent layoffs."
Alternatives: "a token gesture" or "a conciliatory measure".
Capping consumer prices looked like "a sop that wouldn't make much difference," he says.
Hardline separatists in Indian Kashmir have been swift to reject the bus deal as a sop that avoids the real issue of the territory's status.
It is important to stress that each participant was a consistently high-performing laboratory that worked with a SOP that was optimized for the specific medium/serum combination routinely used.
The QA/QC for analysis has a SOP that involves the following script tests to mitigate the risk of systematic errors originated in software development and/or black boxes: 1) unit test: conducted by analysts during development; this tests checks that individual components of an analysis pipeline work as expected.
Almost all laboratories indicated that they use an SOP that had been at least partially qualified and/or validated.
The last thing you want to do is write an SOP that is just plain inaccurate.
Roger Friedman of Fox News Channel felt that the song was just a "sentimental sop" that tried to "advance the notion" of Jackson being a ladies' man.
If you're writing or updating an SOP for a group of individuals that are familiar with protocol, terminology, etc., and just would benefit from a short and snappy SOP that's more like a checklist, you could just write it in short-form.
In this system, each sensory organ develops from a single SOP that arises from a cluster of equivalent cells called proneural cluster.
All instructors followed a standard operation procedure (SOP) that was developed for the "Korea Constitution Multicenter Study" [ 26, 30].
All of the instructors followed a standard operating procedure (SOP) that was developed for the "Korea Constitution Multicenter Study" [ 27].
