The phrase "a standard message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a message that follows a common format or is widely accepted in a particular context.
Example: "Please ensure that you send a standard message to all participants before the meeting begins."
Alternatives: "a typical message" or "a conventional message."
Phil reassures me that this is a standard message and to ignore it.
Although quick and easy, those invitations will be sent with a standard message.
GBP-JT is a standard message passing method for the exact inference in graphical models.
The SMS message goes directly to the individual without external interferences, it avoids the embarrassment of a face-to-face interaction, it is more discreet than a telephone call, it gives more time to think about the content and the structure of the communication, and it guarantees the possibility to send a standard message avoiding the emotional and empathic influence of a verbal confront.
This is a standard message addressed to the participant, welcoming them to the program, highlighting aspects of the program, encouraging them in the use of the program, and letting them know that each week their supporter will login and review their progress, leaving feedback for them and responding to the work they have completed.
It receives voice mail in the form of audio files from a standard messaging system.
Brian Park, senior producer of Yahoo!'s Messenger service, worries that without a standard messaging protocol a common toolbox, if you will developers might be wary of creating new features for the service.
For an incumbent, this is a pretty standard message: things are getting better — stick with me.
When you're invited to give a speech, you have to deliver a relatively standard message honed through your years of knowledge and expertise, while also modifying it just enough to make it relevant to that particular audience.
And at times, the president's speech was an echo and a distillation of his standard policy messages, touching on health care, education and alternative energy sources.
Prenatal advice available to women is often overwhelming, and various healthcare providers should provide an accurate and standard message [ 22].
