The phrase "a standard of practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an established norm or guideline that is widely accepted in a particular field or profession.
Example: "The organization has implemented a standard of practice to ensure quality and consistency in its services."
Alternatives: "a best practice" or "a benchmark for practice."
The scrambled timeline and delay in keeping reporters in the loop is a standard of practice that has become expected, and even synonymous, with the Clintons.
Our charter sets out a standard of practice and will make health trusts accountable to people with a learning disability, their families and carers.
The use of square shaft helical pile foundations in swelling soils is a standard of practice in Colorado.
During early NHL studies, immunogenicity response was measured using an ELISA platform, which was considered a standard of practice at the time, for the detection of anti-InO or anti-rituximab antibodies.
As for local prophylactic antimicrobials, there is some clinical and laboratory evidence that administering them reduces the incidence of pin site infections, although this method is not a standard of practice currently.
Favorable performance history and economic viability have made it a standard of practice in many parts of the United States where it is considered a long side its deep foundation cousins: the drilled cast in place concrete pier, the driven pile and the micro piles.
Her2/ neu testing has achieved a standard-of-practice status in the USA [ 28], and it should be performed on all breast cancer cases regardless of age at presentation and tumor histologic grade.
By the early 1900s blood transfusion emerged as a standard of clinical practice that was perceived as relatively free of risk.
Mr. Frumin said it was vital for the government to "impose a standard of management practices on an industry".
Vengine: Vengine is building a web platform providing a hiring solution for startups that aims to tackle the lack of trust, insufficient information, and simplicity while building a standard of best practices and encouraging company culture.
