The phrase "a standard value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a commonly accepted or typical measurement or figure in a specific context, such as statistics, science, or finance.
Example: "In this experiment, we will use a standard value of 25 degrees Celsius for all temperature measurements."
Alternatives: "a typical value of" or "a conventional value of".
The mean values of total color change (ΔE) were greater than 3.7 units, a standard value of clinical detection [27], in both groups.
In adults, the current strength was adjusted according to the patient's comfortable hearing perception; in children (i.e., during general anesthesia), a standard value of 200 mA was used.
Starting from 2009, this threshold was changed in €4000 of standard output (SO), that is a standard value of total farm production.
By applying a radio-frequency voltage with a standard value of U rms =210 V, a capacitively coupled plasma is ignited in He flowing at a standard flow rate of 1.4 slm between the two electrodes.
The power of the wind speed (in W), P(U), which flows at speed U through a blade sweep area A, increases with the cubic of the wind speed and area as follows [4]: P U = 1 2 ρ A U 3 (28)where ρ is the density of air assumed here to be a standard value of 1.2 kg/m3.
kVp data were not normally distributed, and 55% of values were at a standard value of 25.
Companies with a standard value production of less than 8000 euro represent 62%% of the total farms, and they account for only 5.3%% of the total standard production of domestic agriculture (Fig. 4b).
In the absence of a standard value, a ratio of 0.61 was used, as this is the most recent figure calculated by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of Health Care Finance and Policy for hospitals in Massachusetts.
These impacts were converted into monetary values by using the EU standard value of a life-year adjusted for quality of life experience.
The standard value of A record contents is 127.0.0.2, but they may have other values too.
The chrominance subcarrier in NTSC systems is generated in a precise electronic oscillator at the standard value of 3.579545 megahertz.
