The phrase "a standard course for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a typical or established program or curriculum designed for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The university offers a standard course for new students to help them acclimate to campus life."
Alternatives: "a typical program for" or "a regular curriculum for".
Solvaldi and Harmoni cost $84,000 and $95,000, respectively, for a standard course of treatment.
Affordability was estimated by comparing the total cost of a medicine for a standard course of treatment to the daily wage of the lowest paid unskilled government worker, which was 42.7 CNY per day at the time of the survey [ 15].
Ling 197 and Ling 297 "Field Studies Research Practicum" are new courses for the department, but use a standard course number employed for not unrelated purposes by other departments.
The venue offers a romantic location for weddings, a championship standard course for golfers and five-star facilities for guests.
If a "standard" course ("Intro to Biology," for example), have you included something that makes your course stand out from the pack?
The course was evaluated by the students by means of a standard course evaluation form used for all courses and with an additional evaluation form that focused on our teaching strategy.
Several years ago a publisher sent me a new textbook for a standard course in English literature, only half the price of its competitors.
If you find that the Honors course is too difficult for you, don't be ashamed to ask for placement into a standard course again.
Rune Sovndahl is the CEO of Fantastic Services, which offers domestic services in London It started with a holiday to Egypt; I took the standard course for open water diving, then started learning more technical diving.
He was accepted into a C.I.A. program that eventually led to the standard course for operations officers at "the Farm," the agency's training facility at Camp Peary in Virginia.
