The phrase "a standard item" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an item that is commonly accepted or recognized as a norm within a particular context or industry.
Example: "In our inventory, we have a standard item that all customers expect to find: the basic office chair."
Alternatives: "a typical item" or "a regular item."
With a standard item to hunt down, my main concerns were price and reliable service.
Mr. Burkin said Dr. Loo's device deserved to "enjoy a fruitful life and become a standard item".
And I'm sure all New Yorkers just think of that as a standard item at a Japanese restaurant.
"For now, they will buy a recognized brand like a Ferretti because it's a standard item".
Jeans are particularly identified as a standard item of "Western" apparel worn by the American cowboy.
Woven onto wooden skewers, strips of chicken sate came with traditional coconut and peanut dipping sauce, a standard item, as was a plate of sushi.
A standard item-response generation method, as used in previously published papers [ 24, 45- 48], was conducted using the Rasch rating scale model.
There were two major implications: (1) The Web-CAT (especially when adopting a polytomous as opposed to a dichotomous item design) can be used as a tool for hospital workers to measure their perceptions of job satisfaction, and (2) a standard item-response generation method referring to individual measures estimated by CAT could be applied to item-by-item comparisons.
"But while a milk crate is a fairly standard item, a giant milk crate may not be," he said.
Smoking status was assessed using a single standard item which asked how often respondents currently smoked cigarettes, pipes, cigars or any other tobacco products.
Potential sources of bias most frequently identified concerned an invalid reference standard (item 5) and differential verification bias (item 7).
