The phrase "a standard clause" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, contractual, or formal contexts to refer to a commonly accepted provision or term included in documents.
Example: "The agreement includes a standard clause regarding confidentiality that both parties must adhere to."
Alternatives: "a typical provision" or "a common term".
It was not to be statutory and regulated, but be merely a standard clause in contracts between commissioners and providers.
The players have a standard clause in their contracts for their wages to reduce were the club to be relegated, a necessary protection.
A standard clause in every player contract, Section 3a, under the heading Loyalty, reads, "The player agrees to perform his services hereunder diligently and faithfully, to keep himself in first-class physical condition and to obey the club's training rules".
Moreover, there is a standard clause in every lease providing for the tenant to "pay an additional rent" for any year "if the taxes for any tax year shall be greater than the base tax".
During the 1960s, a standard clause in whole life contracts allowed policy owners to borrow against the cash value of the insurance contract at a fixed interest rate (9%, say) for the life of the policy.
Henry Garrido, research director for District Council 37, the municipal workers' union, said a standard clause in the city's information technology contracts allowed the city to sue contractors for damages.
Ms. Burwell said she had signed the petition thinking it was "a standard nondiscrimination clause".
As is common practice, the agreement was covered by a standard confidentiality clause agreed to by both parties".
Chomsky & Lasnik (1977) also analyze them in the same way as they analyze a standard relative clause introduced by who, which or that (namely as resulting from the wh-movement of some operator to the specifier position of the CP constituting the relative clause).
'While this documentation may not be legally required, it provides a safeguard in case an individual is stopped at customs under suspicion of drug trafficking.' Most travel insurance and international private medical insurance (PMI) policies include death under a standard repatriation clause or as an optional extra.
"Settlement agreements with a standard confidentiality clause are used for a range of cases including conduct, capability and redundancy.
