The phrase "a standard set of tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific collection of tests that are commonly accepted or established in a particular field or context.
Example: "To ensure the quality of the software, we will conduct a standard set of tests before the final release."
Alternatives: "a typical battery of tests" or "a conventional series of tests."
In 100% of the applications, the effects of B. thuringiensis proteins on NTOs were evaluated in laboratory studies using a standard set of test species representing a typical toxicological testing regime, e.g. as used for pesticide testing.
Figures 5, 6 and 7 show that LS (in addition to a standard set of LF tests and ultrasonography) can discriminate individuals at high risk for non-alcoholic and alcoholic liver diseases.
We empirically evaluate and compare our algorithm on a standard set of POMDP test problems and the empirical results show that our algorithm is competitive and outperforms the suffix-history algorithm.
Of these 24 (57%) had a complete standard set of tests performed.
In addition, patients were recruited through hospital urology clinics where a standard set of diagnostic and monitoring tests are ordered for patients presenting with OAB irrespective of UI severity.
To identify maximum voluntary isometric contraction (MVIC) test positions for the deeper-lying scapulothoracic muscles (ie, levator scapulae, pectoralis minor, rhomboid major), and to provide a standard set of a limited number of test positions that generate an MVIC in all scapulothoracic muscles.
Schools are required to track a standard set of data by law, including test scores, grades, and attendance records.
We therefore resequenced a collection of 3′-UTRs in a standard set of species and designed a test to evaluate the allele frequency distribution of 1) SNPs predicted in miRNA binding sites and 2) other 3′-UTR nontarget SNPs, against a neutral expectation.
This is done by testing a standard set of well-documented samples using both techniques in parallel.
Standard Subjects tests include a standard set of accounting and governance metrics, each highly correlated with SEC enforcement actions.
