The phrase "a standard system for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific framework or method that is widely accepted or established for a particular purpose.
Example: "The organization implemented a standard system for evaluating employee performance to ensure fairness and consistency."
Alternatives: "a conventional method for" or "a recognized framework for".
Harvard Medical School spokesman John Lacey said the school "takes all allegations of misconduct seriously and has a standard system for reviewing allegations of research impropriety.
One way to get around this problem is to use a standard system for the monitoring such as a NIMI or Surveyor platform.
At the end of last season, the NHL announced that it would introduce a standard system for draft pick compensation for teams that hired coaches or GMs away from other employers.
John O'Brien, director of engineering and safety for the Airline Pilots Association, the pilots' union, described the problem at many airports as follows: "It certainly can be confusing, especially in low visibility, and especially if you're not familiar with the airport". The pilot group has been pressing the F.A.A. to develop a standard system for markings at airports.
The objective of this work is to develop a standard system for assessing the effectiveness of drinking water plants with respect to the removal of MS2, Qβ and GA bacteriophages by a conventional pre-treatment process (coagulation flocculation settling-sand filtration) followed or not by an ultrafiltration (UF) membrane (coagulation flocculation settling-sand
A great challenge within the European oceanographic community is to identify a standard system for sharing data.
This left Christian Europe without a standard system of reference for its central texts.
There were presentations on everything from a standard system of identifiers for courts worldwide to bias in search-engine algorithms to information services for the Kenyan judicial system.
– but nevertheless intentional effort to stabilize the dollar's value vs. gold, otherwise known as a gold standard system, for more than half of that time.
Projection of a technical standard system for the fully mechanized top coal caving mining with large shear height, establishment and updating of relevant technical standards and specifications, definition of relevant testing methods, and development of relevant testing devices.
From this you can understand why all major nations used a gold standard system, for basically the entire history of western capitalism, until 1971.
