The phrase "a standard length of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, commonly accepted measurement or duration in various contexts, such as manufacturing, textiles, or time.
Example: "The fabric is sold in a standard length of 2 meters to accommodate most sewing projects."
Alternatives: "a typical length of" or "a conventional length of".
All firms inside the building are a standard length of cable away from the exchange servers, to ensure none of them have an advantage.
Now, walk yourselves back from those pretty yellow roses on a store shelf and what you find is this: Kenyan women in green uniforms, taking roses from a cold room, cutting them to a standard length of 20.5 inches, removing leaves and thorns, bunching them, and wrapping them (complete with plant food package).
In the surveying of new cities in the Greek colonies of the 6th and 5th centuries, there was regular use of a standard length of 70 plethra (one plethron equals 100 feet) as the diagonal of a square of side 50 plethra; in fact, the actual diagonal of the square is 50√2 plethra, so this was equivalent to using 7/5 (or 1.4) as an estimate for √2, which is now known to equal 1.414….
The freshwater carp C. gibelio with a standard length of 13 ± 2 cm, weighing 90 ± 10 g were acquired from the Nucet Fishery Research Station, Romania.
Mature males in the wild have a standard length of 6.3 to 6.6 centimeters, and breeding females are 4.2 to 5.5 centimeters long.
The biopsy cores were then cut to a standard length of 5 mm.
We found that epidermal stratification in zebrafish begins when the larvae reach a standard length (SL) of 6 mm at approximately 25 days of age.
Simulations furthermore predicted that the parasite load of fish with a standard length in excess of 17 mm (i.e. the size of adult guppies) reached a lethal load.
Therefore, only "inliers" – cases within a certain standard length of stay (LOS) period, defined by a lower and an upper trim point – become part of the calculation for the standard reimbursement rates.
It's as if Lapine and Sondheim felt obliged to stretch the show out to a standard length but ran out of ways to keep themselves let alone the audience interested in their characters.
It's as if Lapine and Sondheim felt obliged to stretch the show out to a standard length but ran out of ways to keep themselves — let alone the audience — interested in their characters.
