The phrase "a standard language of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific language that is recognized as the norm or accepted form within a particular context or field.
Example: "In the field of computer programming, Python is often considered a standard language of software development."
Alternatives: "a common language of" or "an official language of".
The model is available in SMBL qual format, a standard language for representation of qualitative models of biological networks [ 65], see Additional file 1. > -wrap-foot> Species that appear on the right side of the = represent states at time t.
The aim of the Gene Ontology (GO) project [ 1, 2] is to provide a standard language for the description of gene products, thus enabling scientists and software engineers to resolve language problems.
It's a matter of creating a standard language for queries and interactions between the bots, evolving the web services for the era when the software is smarter.
Mandarin is being learned as a "standard language", by speakers of other dialects; and virtually the whole adult population is literate.
Its primary focus was the establishment of a standard language as a counterweight to Hungarian and the promotion of Croatian literature and culture.
Its primary focus was the establishment of a standard language as a counterweight to Hungarian, along with the promotion of Croatian literature and culture.
The mixing and levelling of the Lithuanian dialects started at the beginning of the 20th century owing to the influence of a standard language, and it was especially intensified after the creation of the Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic in 1940.
Even Modern Persian does not represent a straightforward continuation of Middle Persian but is rather a koine (a dialect or language of a small area that becomes a common or standard language of a larger area), based mainly on Middle Persian and Parthian but including elements from other languages and dialects.
In 1994 they came up with the idea of building a standard language that could describe three-dimensional onscreen representations of images and allow them to be displayed over the World Wide Web.
In the Prose, Bembo codified Italian orthography and grammar, essential for the establishment of a standard language, and recommended 14th-century Tuscan as the model for Italian literary language.
There German performs all the functions of a standard language, and Frisian serves only as yet another local dialect, comparable to the many surrounding local dialects of Low German.
