The phrase "a standard monitor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a typical or commonly used display screen for computers or other devices.
Example: "For this project, we will be using a standard monitor to ensure compatibility with all systems."
Alternatives: "a regular monitor" or "a conventional monitor".
The activated clotting time (ACT) is a standard monitor for heparin anticoagulation during cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB).
Dr. Ellisman's group was involved in the construction of a wall-size tiled computer capable of displaying 100 million pixel images of the brain, making it possible to view vastly more information than on a standard monitor.
A useful website, says the study, should load quickly, be legible on either a standard monitor or a smartphone, and be equipped with a functioning search engine, preferably not outsourced to Google.
Otherwise, a standard monitor ought to do just fine.
Now, however, with HD, 3D and a huge screen these things could, feasibly, replace a standard monitor in some situations.
The computer can be disconnected and attached to a standard monitor and ports, but backpackers will wonder why there is no quick-release clip to remove the computer from the belt.
This paper introduces an improved glare evaluation method consisting of a standard monitoring protocol and advanced formulae.
Sampling and control operations were carried out to avoid an increase of economic and labour efforts, leaving as much as possible the costs at the same level of a standard monitoring program.
The In-Well Point Velocity Probe (IWPVP) is a novel device designed for obtaining rapid, initial measurements of groundwater velocity at the centimeter-scale using a standard monitoring well to access the subsurface.
"It was a standard monitoring visit, it's had an Ofsted inspection and it found the governance arrangements at the school were not good enough.
The Wall Street Journal said that U.S. aviation investigators and national security officials believed the Boeing 777 flew for a total of five hours, based on data automatically downloaded and sent to the ground from its Rolls-Royce Trent engines as part of a standard monitoring programme.
